Military Use EOD Telescopic Robot Arm Manipulator Adjustable Rotation 360° EOD Tool Kits

Telescopic Manipulator is used to grab suspicious explosive objects at a certain safe distance and carry out short distance moving special tools. The HW-TM Telescopic Manipulator provides an improved ability for Bomb Disposal Technicians and EOD/IEDD Operators to maximize their standoff distance (remote handling capabilities) when working in close proximity to a suspect package or Improvised Explosive Device (IED).

General Features

• It provides a standoff distance of a minimum of 4 meters from the claw.
• It is able to handle/lift up to 10kgs of weight when fully extended with the tripod as a standard feature.
• The claw is adjustable. It is also able to pickup soft objects like toy-bomb, plastic bottles, soft packet bombs, etc., by way of torque control feature.
• The telescopic manipulator is having a breakaway tip arrangement so that in case of a possible explosion, only the tip is damaged and reduce the recoil effect almost to nil.
• The equipment is provided with various optional claws, which can be fitted and used as
• required depending on the shape of the object to be manipulated.

Claw opening: 6” and more

Weight: 10kg

Lifting weight: Upto 10 kg

Company Introduction

In 2008, Beijing Hewei Yongtai Technology Co., LTD was established in Beijing.Focus on the development and operation of special safety equipment, mainly serve the public security law, armed police, military, customs and other national security departments.

In 2010, Jiangsu Hewei Police Equipment Manufacturing Co., LTD was established in Guannan.Covering an area of 9000 square meters of workshop and office building, it aims to build a first-class special safety equipment research and development base in China.

In 2015, a military-police Reserch and development center was set up in Shenzhen.Focus on the development of special safety equipment, has developed more than 200 kinds of professional safety equipment.

Staff from Headquarters

Staff from Shenzhen research centre