Bomb Detection Equipments

A contraband detector finds material concealed inside a structure rather than carried on a person: goods packed behind panelling, inside tyres, in vehicle voids, in walls and in cargo. It reads the density of what is behind the surface, so an operator can compare a suspect area against a known-clean reference on the same vehicle or container. Configuration depends on what is being searched and by whom, so the unit is built to the specification supplied with the enquiry rather than sold to one fixed build.

A deep search metal detector is built to find metal at depth rather than at the surface, which is a different problem from the one a handheld screening detector solves. It is used to locate buried caches, weapons dumps and large buried objects where the target may be well below normal detection range. Depth performance depends on coil size, frequency and soil type, so the sensible starting point is the ground being searched rather than a headline depth figure. We build to the specification supplied.

A desktop explosives detector analyses a swab taken from a surface, a bag or a hand and reports whether traces of explosive compounds are present. It is the fixed counterpart to a field kit: slower to deploy but far more sensitive, and it produces a result an operator does not have to interpret by eye. The substance library, throughput and interface are all specified at order, and we build against the tender schedule where one is issued.

EMC Machines Manufactures the Army Door Frame Walk Through within its Army Equipment division. Built to a fixed technical specification, set out in full below, and quoted against the quantity and destination you need. Listed under Bomb Detection Equipments. It is supplied as a single unit or in bulk container loads, built to the electrical supply of the destination and released with the export documentation the shipment needs to clear customs. Send your required capacity and destination port for a specification, a delivered price and a lead time.

Army Dual Zone Door Frame Metal Detector forms part of the Army Equipment equipment we build and ship to buyers overseas. This model is specified with a 220V supply and a machine weight of 75 Kg. Full technical detail is set out in the specification below. Listed under Bomb Detection Equipments. Available as a single machine or consolidated into a bulk shipment, built to your site voltage and supplied with full export paperwork. Send the output you need per hour and the destination port for a delivered price and a lead time.

An explosive detection kit is a field test set: reagents applied to a swab that change colour in the presence of particular explosive groups. Its value is that it works anywhere, needs no power and gives a result in under a minute, which is why it is carried by teams who may be a long way from any instrument. Kit composition is built to what the buyer needs to screen for, and quoted against a tender's own schedule of substances.

An extension mirror is the simplest search tool there is and one of the most used. It lets an operator see under a vehicle, behind a panel or into a recess from a safe standing position, without putting a hand or a head into a space that has not been cleared. The variables are reach, mirror size, whether it carries a light, and how quickly it collapses for carrying. We build to the length and configuration stated in the enquiry.

We manufacture the Army Flood Light as part of our Army Equipment range, for single-unit and bulk supply. Key figures for this model include a rated capacity of 25kg. Full technical detail is set out in the specification below. Listed under Bomb Detection Equipments. Supplied individually or in bulk, specified to the electrical requirements of your market and shipped with the documentation customs will ask for. Tell us the throughput you require and where it is going, and we will quote delivered with a lead time in writing.

A handheld metal detector is the second stage of a screening line. The walk-through archway says a person is carrying metal; the handheld says where it is, so the search can be resolved in seconds rather than by emptying pockets. Because these are bought in quantity and used continuously, the specification that matters is battery life per shift and how well the unit survives being dropped. Build is to the requirement supplied with the enquiry.

A handheld videoscope puts a camera on the end of a flexible probe so an operator can look inside a void, a duct, an engine bay or a wall cavity without opening it. In search work the point is not image quality for its own sake but being able to clear a space that cannot be reached any other way. Probe length and diameter are the decisions that matter, and both follow from what you need to inspect. We build to the specification given.

A letter bomb detector screens mail and small parcels before they reach a mailroom's sorting bench. Devices sent by post are small and deliberately unremarkable, so the screening has to be quick enough to run on every item rather than on selected ones. Throughput, aperture size and the display an operator works from are all specified at order, and we manufacture to a tender's own schedule where one is issued.

A liquid explosive detector determines whether a sealed bottle or container holds a threat liquid without it being opened. That last point is the whole purpose: opening containers at a checkpoint is slow, and it destroys the sample and the passenger's property either way. Container types, throughput and the substance library are all set against the site's own screening policy, and we build to the specification supplied with the enquiry.

A mine detector is built for a specific and unforgiving task: finding buried ordnance, including devices with very little metal in them, over ground that may be mineralised enough to confuse an ordinary detector. Modern units generally pair an induction coil with ground-penetrating radar so that a low-metal target still produces a response. Soil conditions govern performance more than any headline figure, so the specification starts there. We manufacture to the tender schedule where one is issued.

A multizone walk-through detector divides the archway into separate detection zones so the display shows roughly where on a person the metal sits. That is what separates it from a single-zone unit: the search that follows is directed rather than general, so the queue moves. Zone count, throughput and immunity to interference from nearby equipment are all specified at order, and we build against a tender's own annexure.

A non-linear junction detector finds electronic components whether or not they are switched on, by detecting the harmonic response that semiconductor junctions return to a transmitted signal. That is why it is used for sweeping rather than screening: a device that is dormant, hidden in furniture or built into a wall gives no other signature to find. Transmit power, frequency and discrimination are specified against the environment being swept, and we build to the requirement supplied.

A fibrescope videoscope combines optical and camera inspection on one flexible probe, which lets an operator work in places a rigid scope cannot reach and see detail a basic camera head cannot resolve. It is used where a void has to be cleared visually and there is no way to open it. Probe diameter sets what you can enter and probe length sets how far you can go. Both are specified at order against the inspection task.

A pocket extension mirror is carried rather than issued to a search point. It collapses to pen size and extends far enough to look under a seat, behind a fitting or into a recess, which makes it the tool an officer actually has on them when something needs a quick look. Reach, mirror size and whether it carries a light are set at order. We supply to the specification stated in the enquiry.

EMC Machines Manufactures the Army Police Camera within its Army Equipment division. Specified with gb expand visual remote control, file format MP4/AVI/JPEG/WAV and video frame rate up to 60. The full technical breakdown is set out below. Listed under Bomb Detection Equipments. Supplied individually or in bulk, specified to the electrical requirements of your market and shipped with the documentation customs will ask for. Send your required capacity and destination port for a specification, a delivered price and a lead time.

A self-balancing patrol scooter extends the ground a single officer can cover on foot without putting them in a vehicle. On large perimeters, terminals, campuses and event sites that matters: the officer stays at eye level with people and can dismount immediately, which a vehicle patrol cannot. Range, load and terrain are the specification, and we build to what the enquiry states. Note that this product currently sits under detection equipment; it is patrol mobility equipment and would be better filed as such.

A set beam searchlight throws a controlled beam over distance rather than flooding an area with light. For perimeter and search work that distinction matters: a flood illuminates the ground in front of the operator and destroys their night vision beyond it, while a set beam reaches the ground being searched. Beam distance, run time and mounting are all specified at order, and we manufacture against the tender schedule where one exists.

A single-zone door frame detector is the entry-level archway: it reports that a person is carrying metal without indicating where. For sites with modest flow and a handheld detector at the exit side, that is often all that is needed, and it costs considerably less than a multizone unit. Sensitivity programmes, throughput and installation environment are set against the site, and we build to the specification supplied.

A telescopic manipulator lets an operator move, lift or open a suspect item from a distance, using a gripper on the end of an extending pole. It exists for the moment between finding something and a disposal team arriving, when an item may need to be shifted and nobody should be close to it. Reach, grip type and load are the specification, and we build to the requirement stated. The product name is currently spelled "Telecscopic" in the catalogue and should be corrected.

An under vehicle search mirror is a wheeled mirror on a handle, pushed beneath a vehicle so an operator can inspect the underside while standing clear of it. It remains the fastest way to check a vehicle at a gate, and it works in a power cut. Mirror size, wheel type and lighting are specified against the surface and the traffic being checked.

An under vehicle search system replaces a mirror with a scanner set into or laid across the road surface, which captures the whole underside as the vehicle drives over it. The image can be compared against a previous scan of the same vehicle, so a change is flagged rather than relying on an operator noticing one. Installation type, throughput and integration with number plate recognition or a barrier are all specified at order.

A walk-through metal detector screens people entering a controlled area and is normally the first fixed element of any security line. What decides whether it works in practice is less headline sensitivity than stability: an archway that false-alarms on a passing trolley or a nearby lift motor will be turned down by staff until it detects nothing. Sensitivity, zone count and interference immunity are specified against the actual installation point, and we build to the tender annexure where one is issued.

A wire and cable detector traces conductors that are buried, run inside a wall or laid under a surface. In search work it is used to find command wires and hidden cable runs; in facility work, to locate services before anything is cut into. Depth performance and discrimination depend on the ground and on what else is buried nearby, so the specification starts with the site rather than with a range figure.

An X-ray baggage inspection system screens bags and parcels on a conveyor and presents the operator with a penetration image rather than a pass or fail. Material discrimination is what makes that image usable: organic, inorganic and metallic contents are separated by colour, so a threat is visible against ordinary clutter. Tunnel size, throughput, penetration and image handling are all specified against the site, and we manufacture to the tender schedule where one is issued.

Bomb detection instruments for locating explosive devices and explosive residue, covering handheld detectors, trace detection equipment and search instruments used by military, police and security screening teams.

Detection equipment is specified by what it actually detects and at what sensitivity, since a metal detector, an explosive trace detector and an X-ray screening system answer different questions and none of them substitutes for another. Operator training matters as much as the instrument, because false confidence in a device is more dangerous than not having one. We supply against a stated operational requirement. Contact EMC Machines Manufactures with the detection task, the environment and your quantity for a quotation.