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12.5mm Neutrex

The 12.5mm Neutrex Disrupter has been designed to disrupt cigarette package-sized devices and packages up to 10 x 15 x 20 cm (4”x 6”x 8”) and approximately 226.8 grams (½ lb.) total weight. When an X-ray is employed, the 12.5mm Neutrex can disrupt larger packages with a more precise surgical shot.

Unique Features

Removable Safety Pin in Breech Block for safeguard against premature discharge.

Disrupting capability effective range at 0 metres (point blank).

Physical Characteristics


	Height On Stand:	Max approx. 69 cm (27”)

	Total length (with Breech):	31 cm (12”)

	Width (with Breech):	4 cm (1 ½”)

	Weight (with Breech):	1.4 kg (3.1 lbs.)

	Composition:	Stainless Steel

	Ignition voltage:	P-Series Blasting Machine; 24 volts; 1 amp

	Wire connection:	Push Button

	For Robot use:	With or without accessories

	Laser system:	12.5mm Single Laser Pointer Assembly

Barrel


	Composition:	Stainless Steel

	Length:	26 cm (10”)

	Bore diameter:	12.5mm (.475”)

	Vertical adjustment:	270°

	Horizontal adjustment:	360°, for multi-purpose positioning

	Weight:	0.7 kg (1.5 lbs.)

Ammunition: (Not included as part of the system)

A- Electrically primed, stainless steel (12, 16 grain)

B- Percussion primed (6, 12, 16, 18 grain)

C- Frangible Round

D- Steel Slug

Available Accessories


12.5mm Single Laser Pointer Assembly	Blasting Machine P1 & P2 models	Wire Wheel 100m (330 ft.) and 50m (165 ft.)

Disrupters


	12.5mm Neutrex
	12.5mm Recoilless
	20mm Neutrex
	20mm Recoilless MK111
	29mm Neutrex
	29mm Recoilless
	Blasting Machine P1 & P2
	Universal Collapsible Stand
	Recoil Absorbing Mechanism (RAM)

EOD Tools

Safety Tips

Safety Tip 1

In the interest of safety, never stand in front of or behind a loaded Disrupter.

Safety Tip 2

When attaching an electric firing line to any Disrupter, verify that the opposite ends of the wires are shunted (twisted together) to ensure there is no electrical current in the firing line.