The phrase "armaments factory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility where weapons and military equipment are manufactured.
Example: "The government announced plans to increase funding for the armaments factory to boost national defense capabilities."
Alternatives: "weapons manufacturing plant" or "military production facility".
There is an armaments factory at Trubia.
He asks the slave laborers in his armaments factory if they are satisfied with their treatment.
Meanwhile, the lefty Israeli journalist to whom he has granted an interview winds up dead outside a Polish armaments factory.
After World War I the manufacture of armaments developed as a result of decentralizations from the Paris region, and there is a large armaments factory at Tulle.
After making shells for the Royal Navy in an armaments factory during World War II, she studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London.
The Chinese are supposed to be building an armaments factory as well.China's lack of interest in human rights is something that President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe can also be thankful for.
Germany's endless ranks of unemployed rapidly dwindled as the jobless were put to work in extensive public-works projects and in rapidly multiplying armaments factories.
A month before, the Condor Legion had bombed the nearby town of Durango, a center of communications and armaments factories behind Republican lines.
First, targeting industrial and military sites such as armaments factories and oil refineries is likely to lead to acute chemical pollution.
To the northwest, along the Seine's loop from Suresnes to Gennevilliers, armaments factories, heavy engineering works, and chemical plants were created, and automobile and aircraft factories eventually were established in the Seine valley toward Rouen.
Like most Buchenwald inmates, Brunet was part of a labour Kommando taken every day to the armaments factories in the Ruhr Valley, where the POWs were forced to work.
