Next order for Kärcher Futuretech: After the company recently received a major order from the German order from the German Armed Forces for radioactive, biological and chemical decontamination decontamination, the company has now also received an order from the German Armed Forces has also been received. Kärcher Futuretech is to supply decontamination systems for an amount in the double-digit millions.
According to the company, it will initially develop a complete pre-series model and then produce several complete systems following a test phase with the Austrian Armed Forces. The order also includes systems for the Austrian Air Force. “With this order, we are further expanding our position as the world’s leading manufacturer of military decontamination systems,” explains Markus Barner, Managing Director of Kärcher Futuretech. “We work with a kind of modular system that enables us to always respond individually to the needs and requirements of the respective customer by making changes to the individual components.”
“With this order, we are further expanding our position as the world’s leading manufacturer of military decontamination systems.
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Kärcher Futuretech-Geschäftsführer Markus Barner
The system developed for the Austrian Armed Forces includes the latest technological vacuum decontamination module for sensitive equipment as well as several systems for decontaminating people, infrastructure, equipment and vehicles. “The Austrian armed forces are thus getting a state-of-the-art, mobile and very quickly deployable solution,” as stated in a recent press release. For example, the module for the decontamination of people should be set up within a very short time. https://militaeraktuell.at/northrop-grumman-neue-details-zum-b-21-raider/ The focus of customer requirements is on mobility and air transportability. Kärcher Futuretech therefore wants to develop particularly lightweight individual modules for the Austrian Armed Forces, which can also be flown by helicopter into rough terrain. It should also be possible to transport the modules inside transport aircraft.
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