Morphix Technologies offers Officers Classroom TraceX Explosives Detection Training Kit
Morphix Technologies has created a classroom TraceX Explosives Detection Training Kit for trainers that includes a training unit designed to teach end users how to identify bombers, bomb-makers and bomb-making facilities in a single test.
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Morphix Technologies has created a classroom TraceX Explosives Detection Training Kit for trainers that includes a training unit designed to teach end users how to identify bombers, bomb-makers and bomb-making facilities in a single test.
Morphix Technologies has created the TraceX Explosives Detection Training Kit. The kit was developed for military, law enforcement, and intelligence personnel training facilities and schools in response to the increasing need for homemade explosive material detection training.
While once the domain of international terrorist organizations, bombs are now a threat from local, home-grown terrorists as well. Sadly, Home Made Explosives, also known as HMEs, and Improvised Explosive Devices, known as IEDs, have become a fact of modern life. Military, law enforcement and intelligence personnel have a dual-role: uncovering the bomb networks before the bombers do harm, and investigating an incident after it occurs. More military, officer and intelligence personnel training programs include courses that provide critical knowledge on HME and IED scenarios and how to respond to them.
Training is simple with the new, affordable and easy-to-use TraceX Explosives Detection Training Kit. Each Training Kit is provided in a sealed pack containing one TraceX Explosives Detection Kit, the Training Kit Operating Instructions, a blue plastic film and a foil bag labeled "citric acid powder."
To use the Training Kit, simply lay the blue plastic film on a flat surface and tear the foil bag open at the notch. Pour the citric acid contained in the bag evenly across the blue plastic film. Operate the kit by following the 10 Steps in the Operating Instructions. In Step 10, the acid pad will change color. The Training Kit is as simple as that to use. Users can also view the 12-minute video presentation at www.morphtec.com.
About Morphix Technologies
Morphix Technologies, located in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company creating and manufacturing products that detect invisible dangers in order to save lives. Morphix Technologies manufactures high-quality, easy-to-use, cost effective and simple colorimetric sensor technology for military, first responders, emergency, homeland security and industrial personnel. www.morphtec.com
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