Mine Probe

Mine probes are specialized instruments used for detecting and locating mines or explosive devices in hazardous environments. They are part of the supply class Hazard-Detecting Instruments And Apparatus in the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment.

Mine probes typically consist of a long, slender rod or probe that is inserted into the ground or other surfaces to search for buried mines or explosives. They are designed to be lightweight, portable, and easy to handle in order to facilitate efficient mine detection operations.

These probes often incorporate advanced technologies such as metal detectors, ground-penetrating radar, or other sensing mechanisms to identify the presence of mines or explosive materials. They may also feature additional safety features, such as shock-resistant handles or protective casings, to ensure the safety of the operator.

Mine probes are commonly used by military personnel, demining teams, or other professionals involved in mine clearance operations. They play a crucial role in identifying and neutralizing potential threats, thereby ensuring the safety of individuals and communities in areas affected by landmines or unexploded ordnance.