Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robot Tool Sled

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robot Tool Sled is a specialized tool used in the field of explosive ordnance disposal (EOD). It is classified under the supply class Surface Use Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tools And Equipment, which falls under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives.

The tool sled is designed to be attached to an EOD robot, which is a remotely operated vehicle used to handle and dispose of explosive devices safely. The tool sled serves as a platform for carrying various tools and equipment that are necessary for EOD operations.

The specific tools and equipment that can be mounted on the tool sled may vary depending on the requirements of the mission. Some common examples include:

1. Disruptors: These are devices used to remotely disrupt or disable explosive devices. They can be mounted on the tool sled for easy deployment.

2. Manipulator Arms: These are robotic arms that can be used to handle and manipulate explosive devices. They can be attached to the tool sled to provide additional dexterity and reach.

3. Cameras and Sensors: The tool sled may also be equipped with cameras and sensors to provide real-time video feed and gather data about the explosive device and its surroundings.

4. Cutting Tools: Various cutting tools, such as wire cutters or bolt cutters, can be mounted on the tool sled to safely cut through wires or other components of explosive devices.

5. X-ray Systems: In some cases, the tool sled may be equipped with X-ray systems to help identify the internal components of an explosive device without physically opening it.

Overall, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robot Tool Sled is an essential component of EOD operations, allowing EOD technicians to safely handle and dispose of explosive devices from a remote location.