Security Training & Testing Kits

The kit consists of 36 samples of explosives, each packed into a clear plastic box, with individual insert cards containing technical data. Samples show the colour and texture of a wide range of Military, Commercial and Home Made explosives. The kit is packed in a briefcase with a chart of items fixed to the lid.

This Improvised Explosives Training Kit contains some of the popular explosives being used by terrorists, including 2 detonators that provide an X-ray signature. All examples are inert.

This training kit contains a variety plastic explosives simulants and basic component ingredients for plastic explosives. Users can handle the inert examples to become familiar with the appearance malleability and weight.

This new kit presents a variety of liquid explosives simulants (including gels) in one kit. All examples are inert.

This kit includes 7 individual booby-trap components. Each box is identical, and the only external sign is the small arming hole in one face of the box. Each box is supplied with a common type arming pin which is housed inside the box. The boxes use finger tight fixing screws, and all have hinged type lids.

All devices use common 9 volt PP3 type batteries which can be easily replaced, and all devices use a piezo type buzzer to indicate operation.

This kit includes parcels, envelopes, tube, padded bag & video cases with typical suspicious features.

All items are contained in a briefcase for packing/ storage. All items are addressed and stamped with a variety of different markings, both British and International. Items can be purpose addressed, and marked and stamped with specific country identification if details and samples are provided.

The kit consists of 29 simulated drug samples, designed for visual identification purposes. Each is packed into a small, clear plastic box with insert card showing a colour illustration and background information.

Three boards, showing the paraphernalia associated with drug use are also included in the kit. Each board has a protective clear cover. The kit is packed into a briefcase with a contents list and colour identification chart.

The CTP is manufactured to the Home Office Department of Environment, Transport and the Regions specification, for use in support of the UK Transport Security Programme.

In addition a variant of the CTP the STP is manufactured and supplied to countries within the European Civil Aviation Conference.

A precise replica of the I.E.D Abdulmutallab concealed within his underpants in his attempt to blow up flight 253 on Christmas day, 2009.