Artillery evacuation with DynaSEALR X16-CMR
August 09, 2012
When a 50 kg artillery was found in a garden outside Trelleborg in the south of Sweden, the Dynasafe developed and delivered explosion containment vessel DynaSEALR X16-CMR was successfully used to remove it.
The heavy artillery, which was considered live, was removed by the police in cooperation with the military unit SWEDEC (Swedish EOD and Demining Centre). An area of 900 m radius was evacuated, including a campsite with about 50-60 persons and 97 households.
Captain Lars Karlsson, mine-action coordinator at SWEDEC, operated the DynaSEALR X16-CMR during the mission. He reports everything worked according to plan and the artillery was safely transported to the firing range Kabusa for destruction. Their Dynasafe containment vessels are regularly used, both internally by SWEDEC and also to support the police, in different parts of Sweden. This was however the biggest sharp mission so far.
Photo on top by Sprisse Nilsson.
Related articles
view allDynasafe contributes to public safety at All-Star Game
July 19, 2021Explosive Containment
Dynasafe announces the launch of the Q5 explosive containment chamber
May 15, 2021Explosive Containment
Outlining Requirements for a Mobile Explosive Containment Vessel
April 25, 2019Explosive Containment
Dynasafe announces the launch of its DynaLOCKR F7 and F10 explosive storage chambers
April 16, 2019Explosive Containment
Dynasafe announces the launch of its DynaSEALR P6M explosive containment chamber
June 15, 2018Explosive Containment
DynaSEALR X 10 and DynaSEALR X 12 approved by DDESB
January 08, 2015Explosive Containment
Related articles
Dynasafe contributes to public safety at All-Star Game
July 19, 2021Explosive Containment
Dynasafe announces the launch of the Q5 explosive containment chamber
May 15, 2021Explosive Containment
Outlining Requirements for a Mobile Explosive Containment Vessel
April 25, 2019Explosive Containment