Explosive Ordnance Disposal Supplemental Tool Kit

Item Name Code (INC) 35505

Surface Use Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tools and Equipment: Federal Supply Class: FSC 1385; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 1385
Ammunition and Explosives: Federal Supply Group: FSG 13; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 13
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INC 35505 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Supplemental Tool Kit

A group of tools consisting of such common tools as calipers, measuring tape, hand drills, chisel(s), file(s), hammer(s), mechanical finger(s), screwdriver(s), pliers, machinists vise(s), gage(s), and the like. It may contain portable test meters, vacuum pumps and tool box(es). It is used to supplement a TOOL KIT, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL for disarming and disposal operations involving unexploded munitions in the field.

Additional Information for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Supplemental Tool Kit

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Supplemental Tool Kit is a collection of specialized tools and equipment used by EOD technicians to safely handle and dispose of explosive devices. These kits are designed to provide EOD personnel with the necessary tools to perform their duties effectively and efficiently.

The contents of an EOD Supplemental Tool Kit may vary depending on the specific requirements and preferences of the EOD team or organization. However, some common tools and equipment that are typically included in these kits are:

1. Bomb Suits: These are heavy-duty protective suits worn by EOD technicians to shield them from the blast and fragmentation effects of explosive devices.

2. X-ray Systems: Portable X-ray machines are used to examine suspicious packages or objects without physically handling them. This helps EOD technicians determine the internal components and potential threats of the object.

3. Disruptors: Disruptors are specialized devices used to remotely disable or disrupt explosive devices. They are typically used to render the explosive safe without causing a detonation.

4. Hook and Line Kits: These kits consist of various ropes, hooks, and pulleys used to remotely manipulate or move suspicious objects or explosive devices from a safe distance.

5. Explosive Detection Kits: These kits contain various chemical agents and tools used to identify and analyze explosive materials. They help EOD technicians determine the type and composition of the explosive for proper disposal.

6. Remote Firing Systems: These systems allow EOD technicians to remotely initiate a controlled detonation of explosive devices. They provide a safe distance for the technician while ensuring the explosive is rendered safe.

7. Hand Tools: EOD Supplemental Tool Kits also include a range of hand tools such as pliers, wire cutters, screwdrivers, and wrenches. These tools are used for various tasks, including manipulating or disassembling explosive devices.

It's important to note that the specific contents of an EOD Supplemental Tool Kit may vary depending on the specific requirements and protocols of the EOD team or organization. These kits are designed to provide EOD technicians with the necessary tools and equipment to safely and effectively handle explosive devices and ensure the safety of themselves and others.