Israel’s IDenta to supply 6000 explosive detectors to Royal Thai Police

Israel-based drug & explosives detection company IDenta has secured a contract from the Royal Thai Police (RTP) to support its explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) initiatives.

Under the terms of the contract, the company will provide the law enforcement agency with approximately 6000 explosive detectors that will enhance the threat detecting capabilities of the Southeast Asian country.

The detectors have been proved to be capable of detecting all kinds of explosives, including Triacetone Triperoxide (TATP).

The initial order is expected to be followed by multiple orders from the RTP as well as other local law enforcement agencies in 2016.

Since its establishment in 2002, IDenta has been developing on-site drug, drug precursor and explosive detection kits.

IDenta’s line of products includes drug precursor, explosive detection kits and explosive detectors aimed at helping law enforcement agencies in combating terrorism and preventing illegal drug trades.

The company manufactures a range of products to help combat the problem of the distribution of illicit drugs and the dangerous use of explosives in the fight against terrorism.