Trace Explosives Detector (EF1000)

Trace Explosives Detector (EF1000)

The Trace Explosives Detector (EF1000) is a next-generation handheld detection device engineered for high-sensitivity identification of explosive materials in security-critical environments. Leveraging advanced fluorescent small molecule technology, it achieves picogram-level detection (1×10⁻⁹ g), enabling security personnel to identify even trace amounts of explosives rapidly and accurately. Unlike traditional systems, this detector operates entirely without radioactive sources, making it safer and more suitable for use across public and defense sectors.

With a swift response time of under 10 seconds, the (EF1000) ensures rapid threat analysis in fast-paced, high-pressure scenarios. Its dual-mode design allows both swipe and vapor sampling, providing flexibility for a wide range of screening applications, from baggage checks and vehicle inspections to border security and forensic investigation. The compact body, weighing less than 2kg and measuring under 360mm in length, is built for rugged, on-the-move usage in diverse field conditions, including extreme temperatures ranging from -20°C to +55°C.

The Trace Explosives Detector (EF1000) features multiple alarm modes, including audible, visual, and silent wireless alerts through a Bluetooth headset. Communication is streamlined via USB, WiFi, or optional 4G connectivity, enabling data sharing and remote monitoring when integrated into broader command networks. A lithium-ion battery provides over six hours of continuous operation, with rapid recovery between tests and minimal startup delay.

Trace Certix companies in Pakistan, Tactical Supply Pakistan offers this system embodying tactical readiness, operational safety, and technological innovation. The EF1000’s accuracy, ease of use, and safety profile make it a reliable tool for military EOD units, customs authorities, and homeland security teams requiring actionable detection in real time.

Can the EF1000 detect homemade explosives (HMEs)?
Yes, it detects approximately 40 explosive compounds, including common HMEs, using both vapor and surface trace sampling techniques without the need for radioactive calibration.