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Robot Companies

Allen-Vanguard

Defenders Network, Inc.

Foster-Miller Inc.

HDE Manufacturing Inc.

Forced Entry Technology

R.E.D. - Remote Entry Device

Organizations

US Department for Homeland Security

The InterAgency Board (IAB)

TSWG-Technical Support Working Group

Publications

The Detonator

Jane`s Information Group

The World EOD Gazette

Exhibitions

DSEi - Defense Systems & Equipment International

Milipol - The Worldwide Exhibition Of Internal State Security

Explosives World

Articles

Using Bomb Disrupters in Demining Operations

Recoilless Disrupter Enhances EOD Technology

Bombs Away - Fire Chief Magazine

Training

RCMP Canadian Police Training College

The Hazardous Devices School

Portals

Responder Knowledge Base

FBI Explosives Unit-Bomb Data Center

Associations

RCMP Canadian Bomb Data Center

International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators (IABTI)

US Department of Justice

Institute of Explosives Engineers (IExpE)

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)

International Association of Chiefs of Police

National Tactical Officers Association(NTOA)

National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)

Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI)

Testimonials

“The 12.5mm Recoilless is an effective tool for rendering safe WMD-type devices as it provides a more surgical interruption.”

Bomb Technician
Florida

“The 20mm Recoilless is a versatile tool that can be used with a variety of robots and initiated electrically or with Shock Tube.”

Bomb Technician
RCMP, Canada

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.