The advantage of size is even more important. Previous color cameras have generally been 3 or 4 inches in diameter without lights. The new 2-inch camera, complete with lights, is ideally suited for inspecting pipes or tanks that may contain hazardous material. SUCS is fully sealed and can be used in certain chemical environments as well as underwater to a depth of 100 feet. A big bonus is the interchangeability of the two cameras with one system.
Maximum flexibility meets real economy.
Proparms, the company that manufactures the 29mm cannon that actually disrupts the bomb, has developed a recoilless disrupter that fires 12.5mm shells. We are currently developing a mounting adapter for our MDV so it will readily accommodate either the smaller and lighter unit or the 29mm Neutrex bomb disrupter. The new disrupter will deal with packages weighing up to 15 kg. Since many of today's bombs tend to be very small, the lightweight and easily portable MDV will provide the ideal disrupter tool in many situations. Our MDV teamed with Neutrex, the world leader in disrupter technology, is sure to prove another winner in anti-terrorist technology.