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Explomet 2 Series

The perfect laboratory instrument, Explomet 2T+.

The Explomet 2T+, Velocity Of Detonation meter for explosives and fuel, is the latest laboratory measuring instrument from Kontinitro SA. Easier to use, faster and more modern than its predecessor the Explomet fo 2000, it is based on the same proven technology.

The light signal emitted during the explosion is transmitted from the explosive to the instrument by optical fibers. The light signal is converted into data by the Explomet 2T+ and returns the V.O.D of the explosive.

·User friendly
·6 fiber inputs and 5 counters
·Heavy duty ionized aluminum case
·Aluminum 3 mm cover
·High precision quartz, temperature corrected, no calibration needed
·5.0 inch resistive touchscreen
·±0.01 microsecond precision
·Operating range, minus 40 to 80 degrees Celsius

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Use and operation

The placement of the optical fibers on the explosive can be completely random. The Explomet 2T+ automatically unscrambles the optical fiber illumination order and restores the V.O.D data.

The accuracy of the Explomet 2T+ is ±0.01 microseconds, 0.00000001 seconds. Our instrument can calculate with extreme precision detonation velocities that can exceed 300,000,000 m/s.

The Explomet 2T+ is designed as a black box, all the data, date, time, length, speed, entered and collected by the device are systematically saved on an SD card.

The resistive touch screen is designed for harsh environments and frequent use. It is robust and can be used with or without gloves.

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Built for the toughest conditions

The Explomet 2T+ is the first V.O.D measuring instrument with a self calibrating quartz, independent of outside conditions. Designed to withstand temperatures between minus 40 and 80 degrees Celsius, it can handle rain, mud, sand, dust and snow. Its ionized aluminum case gives it great strength and makes this measuring instrument almost indestructible.

For utilization in the field, please check the Explomet 3.

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