The company is involved in a
diverse range of product areas including the following:
Many army ranges worldwide are
equipped with the rugged and reliable Fixed Electric Target (FET)
produced by Royal Ordnance, Blackburn. The control of these
units was accomplished originally by the standard console, which
used manual up and down switching.
For many years, Army ranges have
been equipped with the rugged and reliable Fixed Electric Target
(FET) produced by Royal Ordnance, Blackburn. The mechanical
functions of the unit are still effective, however the control
of the mechanism is achieved by mechanical relays which are
reaching the end of their life and are costly to replace.
Most UK Army ranges are equipped with the rugged and reliable
Range Console produced by Royal Ordnance, Blackburn. A large
number of the units are still serviceable, however some of the
switches are nearing the end of their useful life and the
mechanical counters are wearing out.
The Flight Follower System type
630 uses a computer-controlled rotating mirror to allow
projectiles of varying calibres and velocities to be filmed by a
high-speed video camera. A projectile can be accurately tracked
over distances up to several hundred metres.
The MS Instruments
PLC Barrel Straightness Gauge is a device used to measure the
straightness of a barrel or tube at multiple positions along its
length. The system comprises the laser and target assemblies
along with a charger and a data-logging unit. This latter device
comes in two forms: A standalone simple display of target
positions or a Notebook PC unit.
The Range Control
Box Type 682 remotely initiates the action of the solenoid
firing mechanism in Wiltshire Ballistic Services’ Universal
Breech Systems.
