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“Argon and Patlon Aircraft Industries have worked extremely hard together to secure this important contract, which will be delivered over the next eighteen months,”
Steven Pike, Managing Director of Argon
“The new simulation equipment is easy for our instructors to set up and for the trainees to use, allowing us to simulate a wide range of realistic scenarios.
Officer Commanding the DCBRN School, Squadron Leader Balfour
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Argon launches new CBRN spectrometer sim for RIIDEye

Argon  has launched the RIIDEye-SIM-NaI-P , a spectrometer simulation probe that enables responders to train how to use the Thermo RIIDEye handheld Radiation Isotope Identifier without an ionizing radiation source.  The probe is just the latest of many such innovations from Argon Electronics that enhance both the quality and safety of CBRN training and are based upon Argon’s patented use of ultrasound and RFID (Radio frequency Identification Devices) to simulate hazardous

Argon showcases innovative CBRN simulation tools on YouTube

Argon Electronics has launched a YouTube channel to showcase its innovative CBRN simulation training equipment, offering viewers an opportunity to see the products being deployed in settings similar to the training scenarios in which they are used. The videos are also available to watch on the individual product pages of the Argon Electronics website.The Argon YouTube channel, which has 20 videos so far, covers a wide range of the simulation products Argon has available. Viewers can watch product videos featuring the Chemical and Radiological simulators Argon produce and also Argon’s

Argon simulators enhance major CBRN response training exercise

Argon Electronics  has enhanced the effectiveness of CBRN training for Scandinavian forces by providing simulators to support RECCEX 12, the major Nordic CBRN Reconnaissance Exercise , which was hosted by the Swedish Armed Forces in Umea during August and included CBRN teams from the armed forces of Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.In addition, two civilian teams from Sweden also participated. The aim of the exercise was to develop and exchange the latest and best methods of responding to CBRN threats.

Argon Chemical Warfare Simulators to train Canadian Forces in CBRN defence

Argon Electronics’  Canadian representative Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited  has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract to equip the Canadian Forces with Argons’ chemical warfare training simulators. The simulators will be used to train Canada’s military on the equipment and procedures for detecting chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial chemicals.Argon will supply the company’s flagship PlumeSIM™ training systems, as well as simulators for several of the Canadian Forces’ chemical detectors, including the Proengin

CRBN / HazMat simulation system to be launched at I/ITSEC by Argon

Argon Electronics Booth 2882 I/ITSEC Orlando, Florida 3rd – 6th December 2012 An innovative simulation system, for remotely managing CRBN and HazMat simulation exercises, is being launched for the first time by Argon Electronics  at this year’s I/ITSEC conference in Orlando, Florida .   Called PlumeSIM , the new system has been developed for use by military and first responder training organisations as well as industrial concerns such as nuclear power generators.

Argon LCD3.3-SIM / M4E1 JCAD-SIM detector simulator aids CBRN response training

Argon Electronics  has launched the LCD3.3-SIM  / M4E1 JCAD-SIM , a new detector simulator that enhances the efficiency and safety of CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) response training by responding to electronic simulation sources that represent chemical vapours, toxic industrial substances or false positives.  Training exercises using the LCD3.3-SIM / JCAD detector simulator can be set

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