Physical Security

Explosive disruptor

by Mark Rowe

Alford Technologies at Counter Terror Expo launched a new lightweight disruptor, the 1 Litre Bottler Lite user-filled explosive disruptor and Squid Tape, the underwater non-adhesive fixing tape.

Bottler Lite and the standard Bottler ranges are patented Omni-Directional explosive disruptors that come in a range of different sizes. The Bottler Lite range already consists of a 0.25 litre and 0.5 litre charge and the 1 litre size enhances the range by offering a larger disruptor.

As with the other Bottler Lite products, the new charge can accommodate one of three explosive loads to deliver the same patented omni-directional effect, but with a higher water to explosive ratio than the original 1 Litre Bottler giving a more controlled and precise disruptive effect and less collateral damage. This makes them suitable the firm says for use against soft-cased IEDs or in urban or indoor applications.

Squid Tape is a silicone-based non-adhesive tape which can be used in air and underwater for joining or tying items together or for fixing charges to targets. While non-sticky to the touch, it is adhered and bonds to itself even when completely submerged. The tape can be stretched up to 300 per cent, allowing items to be jointed under tension so joints and bonds can be made tighter or stronger by winding Squid Tape around the joint. One innovative use is as an emergency tourniquet by binding several times around a wound.

About Alford Technologies

Visit www.explosives.net. Alford Technologies is a UK-based company that develops explosive tools to support Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Breaching/Explosive Method of Entry (EMoE).

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