Army Desktop Explosives Detector

Product code

MACHEQ-A-M1901028

Product overview

Army Desktop Explosives Detector forms part of the Army Equipment equipment we build and ship to buyers overseas.

Built to a fixed technical specification, set out in full below, and quoted against the quantity and destination you need.

Listed under Bomb Detection Equipments. Available as a single machine or consolidated into a bulk shipment, built to your site voltage and supplied with full export paperwork.

Send the output you need per hour and the destination port for a delivered price and a lead time.

Technical specification

CHECKPOINT SCREENING
CUSTOMS AND BORDER CONTROL
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
MILITARY OPERATIONS
FORENSICS INVESTIGATIONS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
PRIVATE EVENT AND VENUE SECURITY
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES

Griffin™ 824 is the first desktop mass spectrometer designed specifically for explosives and narcotics trace detection. Mass Spectrometry (MS) is a widely trustedtechnique used for definitive chemical analysis. Its inherent ability to provide selective chemical identification in complex operational environments is unmatched by existing Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) technology. Today’s high consequence applications require high confidence resultsthat only mass spectrometry can provide. The Griffin 824 mass spectrometer offers ease of adoption across a broadrange of existing and emerging trace detection applications.Griffin 824 Selectable detection modes allow customers to tailor the system to their operations using explosives only, narcotics only, or explosives/narcotics simultaneous mode. Operators collect trace residue by wiping personal belongings, skin, parcels/cargo, and other surfaces with a sample ticket. The sample ticket is inserted into the Griffin 824 sample inlet where analysis is performed via MS in less than 10 seconds. Simple audio and visual alarms via GSS Touch™alert the operator when a threat is present, expediting on-site decision making. Alarm reports are saved on the internal hard drive and can also be printed via the built-in printer. The Griffin 824 was designed to maximize system operational time by incorporating an open loop that does not recycle air inside the system. No cleaners are required, minimizing consumable costs and allowing rapid clear down after a true alarm. Mass AnalyzerIon trap Sample AcquisitionSurface wipe Detection ModeExplosives only, Narcotics only, Explosives/Narcotics Simultaneous

02 Bulk & tender supply

More products you may like for tender supply

Other items from the Bomb Detection Equipments range, supplied as single units or consolidated into one shipment against tender.

03 Buyer questions

Questions we are asked about the Army Desktop Explosives Detector

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Are you a manufacturer or a trading company for Army Desktop Explosives Detector?

We manufacture. Buying direct removes the trading margin and means the person who quotes the Army Desktop Explosives Detector is the one who can change its specification.

Can I order a single unit, or do you only supply in bulk?

Both. The Army Desktop Explosives Detector can be ordered as a single item, and it is also supplied in bulk container loads for distributors, contractors and institutional buyers.

Consolidating several items into one shipment normally lowers the landed cost per unit, so we will tell you when it is worth combining an order.

Can the Army Desktop Explosives Detector be supplied to our own specification?

Yes. Specification is fixed at the order stage rather than adapted after arrival, so tell us what the destination requires — sizing, materials, finish, capacity, electrical supply or branding, depending on the item — and it is built to that.

Documentation and labelling can be supplied in the working language of your market.

What is the price of the Army Desktop Explosives Detector?

Price depends on quantity, specification and destination, so we quote rather than publish a list price. Send the quantity you need and the destination port and you will get a specification, a price and a lead time in writing.

How is the Army Desktop Explosives Detector packed for export?

Packed for sea freight and loaded to make full use of the container, with the packing configuration confirmed on the quotation so you know the volume before you book.

Do you handle shipping and export documentation?

Yes. We handle container loading and the export paperwork the shipment needs to clear customs at the destination — packing list, commercial invoice, certificate of origin and any inspection certificates the country requires. We can quote on the incoterms you prefer to work with.

What happens after the Army Desktop Explosives Detector arrives?

For items that need installing, commissioning and operator training are carried out on site. For everything else we check the delivery against the order and stay reachable if anything needs resolving.

Either way you deal with the same people who handled the order rather than being passed to a general enquiries desk.

Can you supply the Army Desktop Explosives Detector against a government or NGO tender?

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. We provide technical specifications and compliance documentation in the format the tender asks for, along with the manufacturer authorisation letters most public tenders require from a bidder.

04 Export & supply