The first of four C-IED Mine Roller Systems has been procured by the Senegal Ministry of Defence to be operated with their Puma Armoured Personnel Carriers where there is a possibility of victim activated explosive devices on an intended route or area of ground. This version has been modified from the roller system normally operated with the Armtrac 100-350 Mk2 by adding a hydraulic power pack which allows the weight transfer from the Puma host vehicle onto each of the 14 rollers so that explosive devices, such as anti tank mines with a significant activation weight, can still be triggered. Training will take place in Senegal later this month.
See https://youtu.be/GngO1kD3x1g
There are plans to purchase three more systems over the next few months.
Eight of these C-IED Mine Roller Systems are also in service with the Saudi Land Forces on the Yemen border together with our Armtrac 100-350 Mk2s.
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- Armtrac C-IED Mine Roller System fitted to Senegalese Puma APC
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- Blast Plate prevents damage to the host vehicle and windscreen during 3 Kg NEQ explosive test
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- Armtrac 100-350 Mk2s with C-IED Mine Rollers and Tillers in Saudi Arabia
