Editing Smart Parts (section)

=== Business expansion ===

The commercial success of the company's electronic markers supported substantial expansion during the mid-2000s.

According to a retrospective account published by the founders through [[DLX Technologies]], Smart Parts expanded from a 5,500-square-foot facility into a manufacturing complex exceeding 100,000 square feet.

The company also developed an assembly and sales facility in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, associated with the All American Paintball Park.

By 2006, Smart Parts reportedly employed more than 250 people and recorded approximately US$35 million in annual sales.[1]

These figures originate from the founders' own account and have not been independently audited for this article.

The company continued developing electronic markers, recreational equipment, barrels and accessories throughout the late 2000s.

Products included the SP-8, SP-1, Vibe and a redesigned Impulse introduced in 2009.