Codetel  products

The handheld metal detector EB 607-2 is characterized by its robust metal design and has proved itself internationally in security checks and in particular in penal institutions. The forerunner of 607 is widespread by the thousands having performed many years of daily service. They are common at passenger airports, with the police, in prisons, in courts and in the military. The EB 607-2 handheld can detect items of ferrous and non-ferrous metals as well as alloys. It consists of a tubular aluminum handle with built-in electronics, battery compartment and controls. The handle is flanged to a halo shaped ring coil of 145 mm diameter. EB 607-2 is powered by a 9 Volt block dry battery (IEC no. 6LR22) or a rechargeable NiMH battery (PP3) of same dimensions. The ring coil version is applied wherever metal objects of some size have to be found, such as in example dangerous knives, knuckle[1]dusters or parts from weapons and similar.

The TREX® 210 MG is a new detector with lightweight and ergonomic design of compact shape and very low power consumption for humanitarian Mine Action carried out by indigenous deminers in third world conditions. It combines the handiness and ease of operation of the thousand fold proven EB 420 with the latest technology of ground compensation. The hand held, battery operated eddy current metal detector is intended to locate objects containing large or minimum amounts of ferrous or non-ferrous metal which are buried in the top layer of the ground. It can be tuned to disregard unwanted signals from so-called non-cooperative ground within wide limits. Target acquisition is indicated by an audio alarm, which changes in intensity depending on the size and distance of the detected object. Due to its electronic design the detector is particularly efficient on small metal objects or objects with low conductivity but therefore not suitable for operation in saltwater or on saltwater impregnated ground.

The EBEX 422 GC can be used on non cooperative ground where other technology may fail. The index GC stands for “Ground Compensation” which refers to the rejection of interference from volcanic soil or laterit. This equipment is therefore suitable for use throughout the world. In many areas throughout the world, mine detectors can be influenced by a mixture of soils such as laterit, magnetic rock and by soil conductivity due to monsoon rain. The wide band compensation of EBEX 422 GC meets such environmental working conditions and also rejects interference from saltwater due to its pulse induction operating principle.

EBINGER is a leading manufacturer of gradiometer probes, which after more than half a century in explosive ordnance clearance have proven themselves in bomb and munitions searches. Early probes were thick and heavy, but today new technologies enable the production of robust yet lightweight search devices. A prime example of these new technologies is the EBINGER MINIMAG, designed mainly for rapid deployment. Weighting in at 1,480 g or 1,550 g (depending on power supply), it is extremely lightweight and manoeuvrable. With quick localisation and precise guides, the probe reduces the time factor in search work. The operator is not encumbered by a heavy device.