In certain emergency, defense, security, and industrial settings, protecting personnel requires solutions specifically designed to handle hazardous substances and materials. In these scenarios, having a radiation suit, a military NBC suit, and properly selected NBC...
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Military Tents: Rapid-Deployment Solutions for Critical Operations
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CBRN Incident: Response Protocol for Emergency Services
Managing a CBRN incident is one of the greatest challenges facing emergency services, law enforcement, and specialized civil protection teams. The potential presence of chemical agents, biological materials, radiological substances, or nuclear materials makes these...
Military Field Kitchen in Ukraine: Hispano Vema’s Humanitarian Aid Turns a Hot Meal into Hope
The military field kitchen donated by Hispano Vema through the European Civil Protection Mechanism and rescEU is now operational in Ukraine. What might seem like simple logistical equipment is, in fact, an essential tool for ensuring food, well-being, and support for...
EU CBRN CoE Academy 2026: Hispano Vema Strengthens Resilience Against Biological Risks and CBRN Threats
Hispano Vema participated in the 3rd edition of the EU CBRN CoE Academy, held June 8–12, 2026, at the United Nations Campus in Turin, Italy. The event brought together more than 250 experts from 70 countries to address the main challenges related to prevention,...
Hispano Vema is developing an invisible military fabric capable of evading drones and thermal cameras
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HISPANO VEMA is promoting new technology projects for emergencies, defense, and advanced decontamination
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Military NBC suits and radiation-protective suits
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Hispano Vema Showcases Its Expertise in CBRN Decontamination for the Protection of Critical Infrastructure at DSA 2026
Protecting critical infrastructure against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats has become one of the main challenges for the Armed Forces, security agencies, and emergency services. In this context, Hispano Vema participated in the 19th edition of...
Hispano Vema reinforces its strategic positioning in EDF INFODAYS 2026
Outstanding participation in the EDF INFODAYS 2026 in Brussels Hispano Vema 's participation in the EDF INFODAYS 2026, held in Brussels on March 10 and 11, has marked an important milestone in its strategy of international growth and consolidation within the European...
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