Defeating the Beast – Developing a Unit for the Safe Containment of Disruptor Cartridges
A discussion at the DSEI defence show in London posed the question on the possibility of adapting our Detsafe technology to safely contain an array
SJH Projects has an established and expanding range of its own blast protection products. Many of these developments are initiated by partners and customers highlighting issues they have come across.
The products are subject to constant improvement and updates. We can provide bespoke developments for both blast and ballistic protection and have undertaken many such projects which do not appear on this website for reasons of customer confidentiality.
The SJH Projects XPT explosion protection technology, cast material has found its way into customer systems, most notably for vehicle underside protection for both civil and military programmes.
As well as assessing the vulnerability of buildings and facilities to blast, we can also provide materials and engineered solutions to deal with specific issues at critical points and the facility as a whole. This includes advise on glazing, testing and HVM.
Our XPT material is used in combination with ballistic materials to provide underside blast protection to both military and civilian vehicles. We can also advise on the wider issues of survivability technologies to withstand blast and fragmentation. Our Minesafe system has been successfully deployed on operations.
Our XPT (eXplosion Protection Technology) material is a proven blast mitigator that offers flexibility in application across a wide range of sectors. Its excellent energy absorption and thermal insulation are key to performance in a demanding environment.
SJH Projects Ltd has become the key distributor for the range of surrogate human parts produced by Adelaide Test & Evaluation Systems of Australia.
A discussion at the DSEI defence show in London posed the question on the possibility of adapting our Detsafe technology to safely contain an array
We have recently completed the design phase for a novel blast/pressure containment vessel. This will allow the customer to perform research and proofing of their
Steve Holland of SJH Projects participated in PASS 2025 ( The Personal Armour Systems Symposium) in Bruges in September. PASS is the premier technical event
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