EUROSATORY 22: Field camp and drinking water

Kärcher Futuretech presents its new field camp system "Mobile Accommodation in Military Operations" for the first time at Eurosatory in Paris (June 13-17, 2022, Hall 6, Booth G630), as well as the new WTC 3200 drinking water treatment plant. Visitors to the booth will also learn about the latest in mobile CBRN decontamination.

Schwaikheim, June 2022 - "After the long pandemic-related break in the trade show calendar, we are very excited to meet customers in person in Paris," says Markus Barner, Head of Sales and Marketing at Kärcher Futuretech. The specialist in mobile protection and supply systems from Schwaikheim, Germany, is a regular exhibitor at Eurosatory.

"A highlight of the appearance is the presentation of our new equipment system for mobile accommodation and supply of emergency personnel," explains Senior Sales Manager Jan-Peter Brüning. "Since spring 2021, we have been cooperating with the German Armed Forces to equip the German military with this forward-looking system."

These products await you at the Kärcher Futuretech booth (Hall 6, Booth G630)

Field camp system "Mobile Accommodation in Military Operations"

The new equipment system for the accommodation of emergency personnel during short and mobile operations consists of various modules that cover the basic needs - sleeping, eating, hygiene, and disposal - for a period of a few hours up to 60 days. The "Mobile Accommodation in Military Operations" can be quickly and flexibly set up and provides emergency personnel with space for necessary rest periods for regeneration. The equipment items are optimized in terms of weight and volume so that they can be carried in a 110-liter backpack together with personal gear. Visitors can inspect and try out the assembled modules at the booth.

WTC 3200 Drinking Water Treatment Plant

Also making its debut in Paris is the WTC 3200, which allows treatment of up to 3200 liters of drinking water per hour from almost all natural water sources. Using reverse osmosis, it cleans contaminated water of particles, microorganisms, viruses, as well as salts and chemicals. The production capacity can be adjusted in three stages. The control of the plant responds autonomously to changes in the composition of the raw water, regulates the yield of drinking water, and continuously adjusts all settings. As a result, the treatment process runs continuously in the optimal and safest operating condition without the need for operator intervention.

Hot Water Module HWM 100 B

The HWM 100 B hot water module is an energy-efficient and diesel-operated instantaneous water heater with an integrated buffer tank that ensures a constant supply of hot water even with varying inlet temperatures and fluctuating withdrawal quantities. The module is a proven component for providing hot water in field camps as well as for tasks in mobile CBRN decontamination.

Vacuum Decontamination Module VDM 265

Visitors to the Kärcher Futuretech booth can also learn about the innovative vacuum decontamination process. It is a particularly gentle method for the biological and chemical decontamination of sensitive equipment. Kärcher Futuretech offers the vacuum decontamination module VDM 265 in the CBRN decontamination range.

"Whatever the main interest of our visitors may be, we are available in Paris to share our know-how and experience from over 30 years in protection and supply concepts," emphasizes Markus Barner.

Cooperation with Camp Supply International (CSI)

Also present alongside Kärcher Futuretech in Paris are two employees from the Norwegian manufacturer Camp Supply International (CSI). The specialist in residential, functional, and special containers for military needs has been a long-term partner of Kärcher Futuretech. Through the acquisition of shares in CSI by Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG in October 2019, Kärcher Futuretech, as part of the Kärcher Group, was able to further strengthen its portfolio in the field camp sector.

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