SCTX 2018: Chemring launches radio initiator system, LORIS
Chemring Technology Solutions has launched a new Long-range Radio Initiator System (LORIS) at the Security and Counter Terror Expo (SCTX) in London.
LORIS, a high energy radio initiator system supports a range of military and special forces missions including EOD, IEED and demolitions.
Speaking to Shephard, Rob Hall, head of product strategy and marketing at Chemring, claimed the new system provides a higher energy output than any existing product and offers the unique ability to configure multiple Remote Initiation Devices (RIDs) for specific mission requirements.
‘Up to ten RIDs can be paired with a single receiver and selectively fired during
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