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Security Devices Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is designed to meet all the requirements of
IMAS 10.30


Eye and face protection
SD Standard full-face visor
SD Platinum full-face visor
SD Mask-visor

SD Half-visor Mk2
SD head-frame options
Goggles

Handtools as PPE
Demining tool-sets
Blast-resistant tools
Bespoke tools and equipment

Magnetic tools
Other tools for demining




PPE ensembles

APRONS (frontal)
SD Hornet Apron
SD Kestrel Apron
SD Kestrel Mk2 Apron
SDV Apron
SD 450 Apron
SD Hawk Apron
SD Raptor Apron
Bespoke PPE


Testing and R&D
Blast testing




Medical supplies




Vallon Detectors





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A complete set of Security Devices Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for demining includes:

Our range of aprons are all proven in testing and in the field. They are designed so that the entire ensembles provides full frontal blast protection against the anti-personnel mine threat and is lightweight, durable and economic.



Our specialist Carry-bag designed to hold all of the above and protect it during transit. The bag is padded and washable and can usually be made in a colour to match the cover of the body armour.

PPE bagThe PPE bag includes an inner flap to protect the visor/mask which is put into the bag first. The rolled apron is then inserted and the knee/shin-pads fit inside the rolled apron. The top is closed with a toggle draw string and a weatherproof cover is fastened over the top with a quick-release back-pack buckle. The bag has adjustable shoulder straps for easy carrying as a back- or shoulder-pack.

The total weight of a full PPE set (visor, apron and knee-pads) varies according to the body armour chosen.

See One Size fits all...? for information about sizes.

Unless otherwise stated, our armour covers are made using Cordura® textured nylon which is washable, exceptionally long-lasting and resistant to abrasions, tears and scuffs, so makes an excellent outer to the high-performance core of the armour. Colours may vary between dye lots.

NOTE: Like most other PPE, SD armours are designed to be water-resistant. Users should avoid getting the core of any armour wet because this can reduce the protection it offers. If the core of armour gets wet, allow the garment to dry naturally before use. Do not tumble-dry or expose to heaters.

Of course, to meet the IMAS 10.30 requirements, blast resistant hand-tools should also be considered as an essential part of any complete ensemble!

See Aprons for an explanation of why frontal apron protection has become the norm in Humanitarian Demining.