Our clearing boxes allow you to safely unload weapons.
We offer several models: Clearing boxes and Clearing tubes
Clearing boxes
Composition of the clearing box
Un box de neutralisation (aussi appelé bac de déchargement) est un dispositif conçu pour recueillir en toute sécurité les munitions lorsqu’une arme à feu est déchargée. Ces boxes sont souvent utilisés dans les stands de tir ainsi que dans d’autres environnements où les armes sont utilisées.
Composition du box de neutralisation
The clearing boxes have external dimensions of 760x500x300 mm and a weight of approximately 120kg. They are available in two models according to your needs:
- Class 2: police type weapons, 12 calibre weapons and shotguns.
- Class 3: weapons up to 5.56 caliber, including 12 Brenneke caliber.
They usually consist of armored steel sheets, battens, multiplex and rubber tiles. The class 3 neutralization box has the particularity of being additionally filled with rubber granulates.
Optionally, a support table can be provided with the clearing box.
The advantages of the clearing boxes are their low cost and the possibility to install them in any room. They are easily transportable thanks to their 4 handles.
Clearing tube
An clearing tube, also known as a unloading tube, is a device used to safely unload a firearm. This process is essential to ensure that the firearm is completely disarmed and harmless before undertaking maintenance, cleaning, storage or transport operations.
Composition of the unloading tube
CK Technology unloading tubes can absorb all types of ammunition from . 22 to 5.56.
These tubes are made of S235 steel sheets. The inside of the tube is filled with rubber granulates to slow down the bullets. A narrow opening is provided on the upper part of the tube in order to insert the weapon. This opening is composed of anti-ricochet tiles and ensures that the gun barrel is inserted parallel to the tube in order to reduce the impact angle in case of firing.
Dimensions:
- Inner diameter: 230 mm
- Tube inclination: 60°
- Height: 667 mm (lower part of the opening)
