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19 mars 2012 1 19 /03 /mars /2012 08:50

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March 16, 2012 defpro.com

 

The Swedish defence solutions company Åkers Krutbruk, producing advanced protection for defence vehicles, has qualified the SCANIA truck for a high level of mine protection and IED protection. The protection suite integrated in the SCANIA truck is named 4G (4th Generation) and it has the same protection level as a modern combat vehicle. The famous function and reliability of the SCANIA truck are all intact and the maintenance can be done in the same way as in a non-protected truck.

 

It is also possible to convert from a non-protected to a protected truck within hours simply by utilizing the SCANIA modular system and switching the cabs.

 

Åkers Krutbruk is part of the IBD-group and is specialized in research, development, testing and production of advanced protection for defence vehicles.

 

"Our engineers have invented a fantastic product and we are proud to present a SCANIA truck with an astonishing high level of protection yet with the look, feel and function as a civilian truck," says Niclas Sahlgren, CEO, Åkers Krutbruk.

 

It is very likely that a mine or IED-threat (Improvised Explosive Device - road side bomb) can be encountered during a humanitarian or peace keeping mission and the SCANIA 4G truck offers the possibility to solve the crucial logistical challenges in a safe manner.

 

The qualification of the mine and IED-protection has been done according to STANAG AEP-55 and under the strict control of the National Authority, FFK Karlsborg.

 

SCANIA will market the 4G protected trucks in their regular markets.

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