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CAMPRO®
Anti-Radar Paint

Radar Signature Reduction
Absorbs incident radar energy to lower radar cross-section.
Radar

CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is a specialized coating that significantly reduces the radar reflectivity of military vehicles, aircraft, and other assets. By absorbing or deflecting radar waves, it minimizes target signatures — enabling critical missions with greater secrecy on land, sea, or air.

Performance figures are nominal and configuration-dependent. Defence-export inquiries are subject to Indian export-control approval (FTDR Act 1992 · SCOMET); supply requires a valid End-User Certificate and is not available to sanctioned or embargoed destinations. This is not an offer to sell.

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Anti-radar paint, in short

Anti-radar paint — also called radar-absorbing paint or RAM coating — is a coating that absorbs incident radar energy instead of reflecting it, lowering the radar cross-section of the treated surface. CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is manufactured in New Delhi by Motley Exim Co. and supplied directly by the manufacturer against a written defence requirement: a PU-based radar-absorbent coating with a nominal reduction in radar reflectivity of more than 10 dB (one-way) on treated surfaces, developed for military vehicles, aircraft, naval assets and land platforms; minimum order 100 liters. It is not a coating for private cars. NABL lab test reports are available on request; supply follows Indian export-control approval with a valid End-User Certificate. Where your own radar or radio must see out through the cover, specify the radar-transparent camouflage net instead; for thermal imagers and night vision, anti-thermal paint and CAM-IRR paint.

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Background reading: what radar-absorbing material is, radar cross-section reduction explained and radar transparency for communications sites.

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Why Anti-Radar Paint

Key Capabilities

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>10dB Absorption

Delivers greater than 10 decibels of one-way radar attenuation — absorbing or deflecting incoming radar waves.

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Signature Minimization

Reduces the target's radar signature on enemy screens, making detection and tracking substantially harder.

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Multi-Domain Stealth

Deployable on land, sea, and air platforms — vehicles, aircraft, and naval assets alike.

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Detection Evasion

Makes it significantly more difficult for enemy forces to detect, track, and engage protected assets.

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Mission Secrecy

Enables critical missions to be executed with greater secrecy and substantially reduced operational risk.

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Made in India

Designed and manufactured in India. NABL lab test reports available on request for verified performance data.

Technical Data

Product Specifications

Product
CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint
Min. Order
100 liters
Material
PU Base
Radar Protection
>10dB (one-way attenuation)
Spectrum
Radar Signature Management
Application
Military Vehicles, Aircraft, Naval Assets & Land Platforms
Toxicity
Non-Toxic and environmentally friendly
Origin
India
Certification
NABL Lab test reports — available on request
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Anti-radar paint, in short

CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is a PU-based radar-absorbing (RAM) coating — also called anti-radar coating or radar absorbing paint — that reduces radar reflectivity by >10dB (one-way attenuation) on treated surfaces. It is made in India by Motley Exim Co. for military vehicles, aircraft, naval assets and land platforms, with NABL lab test reports available on request.

It is supplied against a written requirement, from a minimum order of 100 liters. Defence-export inquiries are subject to Indian export-control approval and need a valid End-User Certificate. To ask for a quote, see what to send below.

What is Radar-Absorbing Material (RAM)?

Radar-absorbing material (RAM) is material engineered to absorb incident radar energy rather than reflect it back to the receiver, lowering an object's radar cross-section (RCS). Where a bare metal surface returns a strong echo, a RAM-coated surface converts much of that incident energy within the coating's lossy layers — so the radar sees a far smaller, harder-to-classify return.

A radar absorbing material paint applies this principle as a sprayable coating: CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is a PU-based radar absorbing paint that reduces radar reflectivity by >10dB on treated surfaces — RCS reduction for military vehicles, aircraft and naval assets exposed to battlefield radar and SAR imaging. Unlike bolt-on absorber panels, a coating adds negligible weight and follows complex geometry.

Absorbing vs transparent — two opposite radar strategies. RAM coatings absorb radar energy to hide the asset from enemy radar. A radar-transparent net does the opposite — it passes radar energy so a concealed position can keep using its own radar and communications. Which you need depends on whether the protected asset emits.

RAM coatings are one layer of a complete signature-management stack — typically combined with visual/NIR camouflage paint on the same platform and multi-spectral screening over the position.

Definitions follow the defence camouflage glossary. This section describes the product category and publicly available concepts; it does not disclose controlled technical data — detailed performance is released only after export-control screening.

How to read an anti-radar paint specification

Radar absorbing paints are easy to compare badly. One attenuation figure on a datasheet says little on its own. These are the questions that decide whether two offers describe the same thing:

What to send for a quote: the platform, the surface area or quantity, the radar band of concern, the topcoat colour, and the destination and end user. Detailed performance data is shared per requirement under NDA and export-control screening.

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For the background, see what radar-absorbing material is and how radar cross-section is reduced.

Counters — radar threat

Engineered against the radar threat: AESA fire-control radars such as the AN/APG-81 and Captor-E, naval multifunction radars such as AN/SPY-6 and SAMPSON, and ground surveillance, weapon-locating and counter-battery sets. Built to reduce the radar return this class of sensor depends on. This page publishes no product performance figures; specifications are provided per requirement under NDA and export-control screening.

How to read an anti-radar paint specification

Two coatings sold as “anti-radar” can behave very differently. These are the questions that show whether two offers describe the same thing:

What to send for a quote: the platform, the radar band of concern and threat geometry, the surface area and quantity, and the destination and end user. Detailed specifications are released only after export-control screening.

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The physics: radar-absorbing material explained; the measure: radar cross-section.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint?

PU-based radar absorbent coating that reduces radar reflectivity by >10dB. For military vehicles, aircraft, and naval assets.

Is CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint available for export?

Yes — subject to Indian export-control approval. Motley Exim Co. is a DGFT-registered exporter (IEC 05●●●●●●●●) operating under the FTDR Act 1992 and the SCOMET framework. Supply requires a valid End-User Certificate and is not available to sanctioned or embargoed destinations. This page is not an offer to sell.

What certifications and testing does CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint carry?

Motley Exim Co. operates an ISO 9001:2015 quality-management system; products are NABL-tested and reference DGQA and DGNAI standards, and are manufactured in India. Full test reports and certificates are available on request.

How do I request a quote or customisation for CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint?

Submit an inquiry through the contact form or WhatsApp with your configuration, quantity and destination. Quotes are prepared per requirement (size, pattern and specification are customisable) and defence-procurement inquiries are typically acknowledged within 48 hours, subject to export-control screening.

What is radar-absorbing material (RAM)?

Radar-absorbing material is material engineered to absorb incident radar energy rather than reflect it, lowering an object's radar cross-section (RCS). Applied as a coating, a radar absorbing paint converts much of the incoming radar energy within its lossy layers, so vehicles, aircraft and naval assets return a far smaller echo to battlefield and imaging radar.

What is the difference between radar-absorbing and radar-transparent camouflage?

They are opposite strategies: radar-absorbing (RAM) coatings soak up radar energy to hide an asset from enemy radar, while a radar-transparent camouflage net lets radar energy pass through so a concealed position can keep operating its own radar and communications. Emitting positions use radar-transparent concealment; non-emitting platforms use RAM coatings.

Is anti-radar paint the same as RAM coating or radar absorbing paint?

Yes. These are names for the same category: a coating that absorbs incident radar energy instead of reflecting it. RAM stands for radar-absorbing material, and a RAM coating or radar absorbing paint is RAM applied as a sprayable paint. CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is a PU-based coating in this category.

Where can I buy anti-radar paint?

CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is supplied directly by its manufacturer, Motley Exim Co., in India, against a written requirement. Send the platform, quantity, radar band of concern and destination by WhatsApp or email. The minimum order is 100 liters. Defence-export inquiries are subject to Indian export-control approval, supply requires a valid End-User Certificate, and it is not available to sanctioned or embargoed destinations.

Can radar absorbing paint be used on cars?

CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint is developed for military vehicles, aircraft, naval assets and land platforms, and is supplied against defence requirements. It is not intended as a coating for private cars.

Who makes anti-radar paint in India?

Motley Exim Co. makes CAMPRO® Anti-Radar Paint in New Delhi, India, and supplies it directly against a written defence requirement: a PU-based radar-absorbent coating for military vehicles, aircraft, naval assets and land platforms, NABL-tested with lab reports available on request. Supply follows Indian export-control approval with a valid End-User Certificate; send the platform, radar band of concern, quantity and destination on WhatsApp or to [email protected].

Is anti-radar paint the same as anti-thermal paint?

No. Anti-radar paint absorbs radar energy to lower the radar cross-section of a surface; anti-thermal paint manages surface emissivity so the surface shows less to thermal imagers. They address different sensors and can be layered on one platform — ask which bands a coating was actually tested in.

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Send the platform, the radar band of concern, the surface area and quantity, and the destination. Quotations are prepared per requirement and acknowledged within 48 hours; detailed specifications follow export-control screening.

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