Total Containment Vessels | NABCO - NABCO Systems
NABCO’s line of self-closing Total Containment Vessels (TCVs) allow EOD technicians to safely contain, transport and dispose of explosive devices. The vessel can be remotely opened and …
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An all-mechanical, quick-collapse tool providing safer standoff in EOD, Narcotics, and Tactical Operations
Total containment vessels (TCVs) are fully enclosed containers designed to safely secure, transport, and test explosive or chemical devices.
DynaSEALR X Series TCV for Bomb Squads - Dynasafe
Designed with front-line EOD technicians in mind; DDESB approved for 10 repeated detonations; CBRE pneumatic sealing system; Largest doors on the market; Doors rotate 270⁰ for easy …
Blast Management - Mistral Security
We manufacture a line of scalable and modular open top explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) transport vessels. These systems are commonly used by EOD technicians for the …
Bomb Containment Vessels & Explosive Devices | EOD Equipment
EOD, or explosive ordnance disposal, is one of the highest of high-stakes jobs. Bomb-squad personnel put their lives in danger as they retrieve and defuse explosive devices. They also …
Total Containment Vessel - BRS Innovations
NABCO’s line of self-closing Total Containment Vessels (TCVs) allow EOD technicians to safely contain, transport and dispose of explosive devices. The vessel can be remotely opened and …
Outlining Requirements for a Mobile Explosive Containment Vessel …
Apr 25, 2019 · Mobile Explosive Containment Vessels (MECV) also known as Total Containment Vessels (TCV) are fully enclosed vessels designed to safely secure, transport, and test …
For over 30 years NABCO has specialized in developing gold-standard solutions for explosive containment. We have options to suit any security and screening needs and an array of …
Nabco Systems - BRS Innovations
Designed for EOD, EDU, Narcotics, and Tactical Operations; Convenient for quick deployment in tactical operations; Provides safe standoff between technicians and hazardous items