Despite being a simple tool for EOD specialists, sapper probes play a critical role in the demining process.
The use of a quality probe can make the deminers` work safer and more efficient.
Remember that any work with explosive ordnance requires high qualifications and compliance with appropriate safety measures.
Operate a sapper probe during demining work (including territory survey)
ONLY PERSONS WHO HAVE PERMISSION TO CONDUCT SUCH WORK,
have undergone demining training, are familiar with the instructions for operating a sapper probe,
and are authorized to perform such work with the appropriate tasks.
The package includes the three long and one short rods, due to which the sapper probe can be assembled in eight different lengths, allowing deminers to use it, whether standing, kneeling or lying down.
| Specification | Length (mm) | Weight (g) | ||||
| Max. length (assembled, with metal needle) | 1478 | ≤ 500 | ||||
| Min. length (assembled, with metal needle) | 372 | ≤ 125 | ||||
| Complete package (in bag) | 400 | ≤ 700 |
| Component | Length (mm) | ||||||
| Metal needle | 300 | ||||||
| Dielectric needle | 300 | ||||||
| Long rod | 344 | ||||||
| Short rod | 192 | ||||||
| Rod end cap | 56 | ||||||
| Magnetic plug | 75 |
Penetration depth of metal and dielectric needle: up to 25 cm.
