CAPABILITY PROFILES NBC-Sys: Innovation focusing on your Safety!


From design to production to customer support, NBC-Sys covers numerous technologies against nuclear, radiological biological and chemical hazards.


Military and Civilian Interventions face to Toxic Hazards: NBC terrorism; Civil defence; Industrial Accidents (Nuclear and Chemical); Hazmat Transportation Accidents; Emergency response and Disaster Management


Collective Protection : Air conditioning & Filtration unit for vehicles, tents and ships /Complete range of filters (NBC, NBC+TIC's) from 12 to 300 m3


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Individual Protection: Gas Masks-civilians, soldiers, helicopter pilots/ Civilian: EVATOX (adult, child, baby), BIOPROTECT / Filtering Canister (NBC NATO, ABEK, Wide spectrum) / Blower (CASU) / Survival kits (LABIC, ISK)


Decontamination: MEERKAT®: Multi-purpose decontamination equipment / Emergency: a range made with "Fuller's earth" ingredient, powdering gloves and decontamination kit / DSSM: Decontam-ination System for Sensitive Material / SYMODA: MObile SYstem for Air Decontamination / CERPE: personal decontamination line / SDA: thorough decontamination system of vehicles


Federal Resources


Federal Resources is a key provider of mission critical solutions for protection, detection and safety products for the DoD, Federal, State and local agencies. Offering total life-cycle solutions from procurement, training, management and sustainment, Federal Resources continuously advances organization segments delivering the support needed for any mission faced by responders in the hotzone.


Detection: Chemical toxic agent detector kit (KTDC) / Fiel Biological Detection Kit (KDTB Gold®


Individual detector of neurotoxin agents (DETINDIV) Paper detector notebook (PDF1)


Sampling: Sampling equipment (EPTBC – set of biological and chemical sampling and transportation equipment – and sampling kit)


Contact: Tel: +33 477 191921 Fax: +33 4 77 19 1929 Sales@nbc-sys.com www.nbc-sys.com


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Battelle: Solving the World’s Most Complex Chemical and Biological Defense Challenges


For more than 25 years, government agencies and manufacturers alike have trusted Battelle to solve their chemical and biological defense challenges.


With expertise in dozens of inter- related scientific disciplines, unmatched chemical and biological test facilities, advanced product design and manufacturing, and objectivity as the world’s largest independent R&D organization, Battelle provides comprehensive chemical and biological defense solutions, including:


• Material, Product, and System Test & Evaluation


• Products and Lifecycle Management


• Threat Assessment


• Medical Surveillance, Diagnostics and Intervention • Mission Support Services • Applied Genomics • Chemical Demilitarization


To solve your most pressing challenges, Think Battelle First.


1.800.201.2011


solutions@battelle.org www.battelle.org/mission-ready


Tex-Shield, Inc.


Tex-Shield is the U.S. licensee of the unique SARATOGA® chemical protective technology, the most trusted name in chemical protective textiles and garments in the world.


SARATOGA® garments are air permeable, adsorptive systems designed to provide optimal protection against chemical agents. Comfortable, flexible, lightweight, and breathable, they offer extended wear time and reduced heat stress. SARATOGA® protective garments are durable and can be laundered repeatedly, reducing total lifecycle costs.


Only SARATOGA® fabrics are qualified for use in the JSLIST chemical protective overgarment and JPACE aircrew coverall. Tex-Shield’s other products include the Hammer Suit®, chemical protective undergarments, gloves, footwear, and filtration media.


Tex-Shield, Inc. 3 Bethesda Metro Center, Suite 700, Bethesda, MD 20814 Tel: +1 (301) 941-1828 E-mail: info@tex-shield.com Web: www.bluecher.com/en/brands/Saratoga


CBRNe Convergence, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indiana, USA, 6 - 8 Nov 2017 www.cbrneworld.com/convergence2017 62 CBRNe WORLD June 2017 www.cbrneworld.com


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