Bomb Suits

Bomb suits provide full-body protection for EOD technicians working in close proximity to explosive threats. These specialised suits are designed to mitigate the effects of blast overpressure, fragmentation, heat, and impact, while allowing mobility, visibility, and communication. Bomb suits are typically used during manual render safe procedures or when remote tools are not viable. Built to meet military and law enforcement standards, they are an essential layer of protection in high-risk EOD operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bomb suit used for in EOD operations?
A bomb suit is worn by EOD technicians to protect against the blast, fragmentation, and thermal effects of explosive devices during manual inspection or render safe procedures.
What features are included in a modern bomb suit?
Modern bomb suits include multi-layered armour, integrated communication systems, cooling units, visors with blast-resistant face protection, and reinforced neck, groin, and limb coverage.
When is it necessary to wear a bomb suit?
Bomb suits are typically worn when remote render safe tools cannot be used and technicians must approach or work near a suspected explosive device manually.
Who uses bomb suits in the field?
Military EOD units, police bomb squads, and specialised security teams wear bomb suits during explosive threat response and disposal tasks in both combat and civilian settings.