In Bruges
Steve Holland of SJH Projects participated in PASS 2025 ( The Personal Armour Systems Symposium) in Bruges in September. PASS is the premier technical event
October 2, 2025
The isolation of suspect mail using Mailsafes is all about personnel safety and business continuity. Postal devices, or devices designed to look suspicious, create a lot of disruption to the targeted organisation. Should a device detonate in a mail room it can create a large ‘scene of crime’, leading to extended closure of the mail room and replacement and repair of damaged equipment. This is all a drain on an organisation’s resources and capabilities. To be able to place such a suspect device in a purpose designed and built container allows staff to evacuate knowing that a detonation and the associated forensic evidence will be contained and so minimise the impact to ongoing activity.
If you screen your mail, you should think about a Mailsafe
The Mailsafe 100 is used worldwide alongside mail screening operations. This particular variant is popular for smaller operations, as it can be tucked away under most standard work surfaces when not required. It is then pulled easily into the middle of the room when required.
The Mailsafe 110 can often be found at the end of the conveyor X-Ray screening units used for larger throughput operations and mailrooms. It has the same working blast protection structure as the Mailsafe 100 but this top opening style has proved to be very popular.
In response to customer requests we have finished development of the large Mailsafe 200 system. This uses all the proven elements of the established Mailsafe 100 range in a larger form.
The first units will be supplied as an enclosure for batch testing of electric pressure cookers.
The Mailsafe 200 has an internal volume of 24″/ 713mm cubed. This is large enough to take the largest standard boxes from DHL, Fedex, TNT, UPS and the Royal Mail/Post Office.
Steve Holland of SJH Projects participated in PASS 2025 ( The Personal Armour Systems Symposium) in Bruges in September. PASS is the premier technical event
June and July saw a visit to Australia via Singapore. In Singapore, following up on a number of parallel enquires, I gave a presentation to
SJH Projects was in attendance at the Institute of Explosives Engineers conference ‘Fulmination 2025’ in Nottingham – nice and local. This is a great, high
