DOCUMENTS
What travels with the work.
Documentation is not a download shelf. It is the paper trail that sits beside patterning, inspection and packing — opened where it can be, matched where it must be, held where it has to be.
Why the archive has gates
Technical paper carries claims. Brand paper does not. Keeping those streams apart is how a programme gets the right file — and how the floor stays honest about what leaves with a shipment.
Alongside production
Lot notes, inspection points and configuration sheets belong to the same order as cut, stitch and pack — not to a separate marketing pile.
Matched to the programme
A police tender, an institutional buy and a partner enquiry do not need the same envelope. Context decides the pack.
Released on purpose
Open materials stay open. Programme packs wait for a request. Laboratory and export-sensitive files wait for approval.
Three release paths
A short map of how materials move from the archive to your desk — not a public file dump.
- No request required
Open shelf
Corporate and brand materials without technical performance claims. Available without a request gate.
- Company and brand sheets
- General capability overviews
- Exhibition and contact materials
- Documentation request
Programme pack
Catalogues, datasheets, certificate copies and configuration documents — issued after a documentation request, matched to your organisation.
- Product catalogues (when claim-reviewed)
- Datasheets and configuration sheets
- Management-system certificate copies
- Manual approval
Held evidence
Laboratory test reports and export-sensitive technical packs. Released only under approval and, where required, non-disclosure terms.
- Laboratory / test reports
- Export-sensitive technical packs
- Programme-specific evidence sets
What a programme pack usually carries
Contents depend on the request. These are the families of material we prepare — not a promise that every file is published online.
Identity & range
Brand context and family overviews so the conversation starts from the same map.
Configuration paper
Sheets that describe how a carrier, plate or panel is specified for a programme — sizing, layout and options as confirmed for that ask.
Certificate copies
Management-system certificates from the gallery, issued as copies when the request fits — dates and numbers as printed on the document.
Evidence under hold
Model-level ballistic or laboratory material stays in the held path until approval clears the release.
From request to pack
A short gate. Enough context to match the class — then a clear next step.
Describe the programme
Organisation, use case and which materials you need. Clear context makes a clean match.
We match the class
Open, programme or held — checked against what may leave the archive for that request.
Pack or next step
You receive what fits, or the path required before anything further is released.
Catalogues in review
Earlier multilingual catalogue packs from the previous website sit under content review and are not hotlinked. Until each claim set is re-checked, request-access remains the public path.
If you still hold an older YILTEX Armor catalogue, treat the current documentation programme as the source to work from.
Certificates sit beside this programme
Management-system certificates are shown in the gallery. Copies for a programme leave through the documentation request path when the ask fits.
Ask for the pack that fits
Send a documentation request with your organisation and programme context. We respond with the matching class, contents, or the step required before release.
Common questions
- How can technical documentation be requested from YILTEX Armor?
- Request YILTEX Armor technical documents through the documentation request form. Materials are shared according to the programme.