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Explosives ordnance disposal started with the collection and disposal of ammunition lying or stacked on the surface. Later, the sub surfaced areas up to a depth of 50 cm were also searched for munitions and disposed of using very simple methods and techniques. The use of electronic detectors enabled Tauber to ...
By Tauber Rohrbau GmbH & Co. KG based in Münster, GERMANY.
The RHV hazardous goods packaging made of corrugated cardboard is approved for the shipping of dangerous goods, both for sea, air, rail and road traffic, provided that the goods to be shipped may be sent in a 4G / 4GV packaging. They are approved for the packaging groups: I (X), II (Y) or III (Z). In addition to our standard series of dangerous goods folding boxes, we also develop ...
By richter & heß VERPACKUNGS-SERVICE GmbH based in Chemnitz, GERMANY.
Unserviceable ammunition is first disassembled into its component parts. After removal of the explosive, the recovered metal parts can be used as valuable metal scrap. The explosives can be either recovered (e.g. TNT, refer to Equipment for Recovery of Explosives) or must be destroyed (refer to Incineration ...
By Josef Meissner GmbH & Co. KG based in Köln, GERMANY. from Explosives Disposal Product line
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