Design Designed for tasks related to surface clearing of anti-personnel and anti-tank mines. It can be used for other work where direct presence of a person is in danger. Drills, loader buckets, pallet forks, handle-equipped forks, and excavator buckets can all be connected. From an armored cabin, control is done by radio.
Composition Remotely controlled by main drive unit B4 – L 1203 RC – serves as a carrier for the minesweeping unit. Transport trailer SPP6 – serves to transport the main drive unit B4 – L 1203 RC. The minesweeping unit (working tool) – is a device that activates or mechanically destroys mines using rotating beaters mounted on chains. Beater – serves for surface mine cleaning. Monitoring cabin for the operator – is an air-conditioned workplace for the operator, from which he controls the mine-clearing device.
The main drive unit B4 – L 1203 RC can work with the following working tools:
Shovel without gear Shovel with rack Shovel for light materials Combined bucket (DROTT) Pallet forks Fork end with handle Backhoe bucket Husky 10 winch or RAMSEY RPH 10 hydraulic winch.
Specifications Engine: DEUTZ BF 4L613 Engine power: 78 kW Speed: 10 km/h Weight: 5800 kg Demining belt width: 2000 mm Demining depth: up to 250 mm Efficiency: up to 2500 m²/h Control range: up to 2000 m
Operators Bożena minesweeps are currently in use by the Slovak army.
In 2003, Polish Army acquired two sets for the needs of the Polish contingent in Iraq.
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Information leaflet displayed next to the equipment during the 5th Anniversary celebrations. Operational Documentation of the Light Mine Countermeasure Vessel BOŻENA 4 – WAY INDUSTRY, a. s. KRUPINA, November 2005.