The Croatian demining company DOK-ING has opened a representative office in Ukraine.

This was announced by Ukraine’s Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal, following a meeting with Croatian Prime Minister, Andrej Plenkovic.

The company aims to help speed up the demining process by sharing experience and technology.

The private Croatian company DOK-ING was founded in 1992. Today, DOK-ING is considered the largest private demining company in Southeast Europe.

The company has two main divisions: production of equipment for mine detection and mine clearance.

DOK-ING produces electric vehicles, unmanned multipurpose vehicles, and robotic systems.

From the very beginning, DOK-ING has focused on the maximum possible use of mechanical means in demining operations.

The current model range of the manufacturer includes 2 demining vehicles: MV-4 and MV-10.

In Ukraine, both models of unmanned demining systems from DOK-ING have been used for demining for a long time.

Ukrainian company AZTECH-UKRAINE assembles and localizes Croatian DOK-ING MV-10 mechanized demining machines. In total, “A3Tech-UKRAINE” has the capacity to produce up to 60 MV-10 demining machines per year.

The DOK-ING MV-10 heavy demining machine is designed with a double working set: a chain mechanism and a cutter.

It is used to clear areas of various types of mines and explosive devices. The machine is controlled by one operator using a remote control. The maximum depth of soil clearance is 60 cm.