the conversion of the bodywork and providing limitations in the transported equipment.
Then, a vehicle is shorter and lighter. Optionally, a car can also be equipped with a winch
which is transported inside and mounted, depending on the needs, in the front or rear
position.
The PIAP V
EOD
Type – VMA1 crew comprises two persons travelling in the driver's cab,
but there is a possibility to extend a team of one additional person who travels in the cargo
space. Normally, these two spaces are divided by a wall, but at the request of customer – a
bodywork can be made in the way that enables going from the driver's cab to the cargo
space. An access to the interior is ensured by a door in the driver's cab, a sliding side door
(on the right side) and a doubled doors in the rear part of the vehicle. In order to facilitate
for a tech in the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) suit getting in and out of the car, under
the side door is placed an ejected step equipped with a safety sensor which stops the
movement of the step after touching an obstacle (e.g. legs of the team member).
ADVANCED
TECHNOLOGIES
