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New Types of Marine Security Equipment

 

Author: Groshan Fabiola

The demand for marine security systems has increased a lot lately so many marine security equipment has been developed to respond to this demand. But most of the marine security equipment is nothing but normal home or car security systems modified a little. The new generation of marine security systems comes with a wide range of products that 'shoot not to kill'. Here is a short description of a few of these devices:

A very innovative marine security system is the RGES, or the running gear entanglement system. This concept is still under development, but when it will be ready it will be able to protect the ships that are docked in a port, and other important things that may be stationed, like museums or valuable shipments. This RGES device can entangle the propeller of other ships that are trying to get inside the port's unauthorized areas. It is a rope-net that can wrap around the vessel's propeller.

Impact projectiles are another type of protective method - they can be rubber balls or projectiles that are launched at very high speed at the 'enemy' and that have the purpose of knocking the opponent.

Anti traction materials are extremely slippery substances that must be sprayed on the floors and they stop both people and vehicles from circulating in that area. Spraying this material on the restricted areas has proven to be a useful marine security method.

Iritant sprays have a great incapacitation effect that can create panic among the attackers but it requires the others to wear special protective masks.

Thermobaric weapons are not lethal marine security equipment weapons that use high temperature to incapacitate the oponent for a certain amount of time.

These temporary stun effects that are generated by the non lethal weapons are designed this way in order to help gain precious time in case of emergency so that the special troops can intervene and control the situation easily and to arrest the people that are trespassing immediately. Remember that these weapons' effect lasts a short amount of time in which you need to act as quick as you can. The non lethal weapons' effect is not lethal but it can produce minor injuries like bruises, some other major injuries and even death in certain situations. But they are designed in such way to avoid death as much as possible so these kind of accidents do not happen often.

The 'shoot not to kill weapons' can also be used to disperse large crowds. The best are the irritants. Many say that instead of shooting a machine gun at an out of control crowd its much better to throw in some non lethal irritant foam. It has been tested that this foam can rapidly drive an angry crowd away without any bloodshed.

Author Bio:
Groshan Fabiola is a notable scripter. Groshan likes to pen down articles about this field.
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