Oceania Defence began development of the world’s first monolithic suppressor made entirely from one piece of material in 2012. The monolithic QD and direct thread models are made from Inconel or titanium using “3D Printing” or more accurately, Selective Laser Melting process. This method of suppressor manufacturing was pioneered by Oceania Defence in 2012 with US Patent 9102010 granted.
Fabricating the suppressor using this technique allows for exceptional strength to weight ratios as well as the ability to optimise the baffle structures. The suppressor is one integral piece of metal with no welds or joins. The entire structure is one monolithic piece of 718 Inconel or Titanium.

After successfully developing and patenting the process in NZ and USA, development continued on a range of products suited for Defence, Police and Sporting applications.
Oceania Defence is rapidly becoming a world leader in suppressor development and manufacture. The novel methods provide robust but lightweight designs that work well with most weapons systems.
Lighter weight means faster target transitions and healthier users. Suppressed weapon systems will reduce long-term hearing loss common in professional shooters. At the mission level, running suppressed weapons allows better communication among squad members, major signature reduction (both flash and noise) and the ability to maintain a lower profile in clandestine operations.
Oceania Defence currently delivers suppressors for the following weapons:

• 30 and 45 Cal Sporting 'Hunter' Titanium (both dedicated insert and direct thread fitment)

• 5.56 rifles (both QD and direct thread)

• 7.62 rifles (both QD and direct thread)

• 9mm submachine guns

• 9mm pistols (all with Nielsen devices for all ammo use and pistol reliability)

• 45 calibre pistols (with Nielsen devices for all ammo use and pistol reliability)

• 338 Lapua Magnum rifles

Currently under development are suppressors for belt-fed Machine Guns in 556 and 762, QD 338 and 50 cal sniper rifles. These are scheduled for testing and release this year.
Oceania Defence will also work with your agencies to develop custom solutions for your specific applications.