Bomb Equipment Kit

A Bomb Equipment Kit is a specialized set of tools and materials used for handling and working with bombs. It is typically included in the supply class Bombs, which falls under the supply group Ammunition and Explosives.

The specific contents of a Bomb Equipment Kit may vary depending on its intended use and the requirements of the organization or agency using it. However, some common items that may be found in a Bomb Equipment Kit include:

1. Bomb disposal suit: A protective suit designed to shield bomb technicians from the effects of explosions and shrapnel.

2. Bomb disposal robot: A remotely operated robot used to handle and examine suspicious or dangerous explosive devices.

3. X-ray equipment: Used to inspect the internal components of a bomb without physically opening it.

4. Bomb containment vessels: Specialized containers used to safely transport and store explosive devices.

5. Explosive detection equipment: Devices that can detect the presence of explosives or explosive materials.

6. Disruptor tools: Tools used to disrupt or disable explosive devices, such as water disruptors or explosive charges.

7. Cutting and dismantling tools: Tools used to safely cut or dismantle explosive devices, such as wire cutters, pliers, and wrenches.

8. Personal protective equipment (PPE): This may include gloves, helmets, goggles, and other protective gear to ensure the safety of bomb technicians.

It is important to note that the use and possession of Bomb Equipment Kits is highly regulated and typically restricted to authorized personnel, such as bomb disposal units within law enforcement or military organizations.