MV-10
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About MV-10
MV-10 is DOK-ING's remotely controlled tracked machine for mechanical mine clearance, explosive-ordnance work and heavy ground preparation. Its principal clearance arrangement combines a front flail with a rear tiller, while exchangeable tools support manipulation, cutting, obstacle removal and route preparation. Cameras, low-light imaging, infrared illumination and a control link of up to 1,500 metres keep the operator away from the working tool.
In the current standard double-tool configuration, the machine weighs about 20,920 kilograms and uses a 571-kilowatt Caterpillar C18 engine. DOK-ING lists a 2,450-millimetre clearing width, depth up to 400 millimetres and capacity up to 4,000 square metres per hour under stated conditions. Hardox 450 body protection, deep-profile tracks and transport tie-downs support field use. Clearance output still requires survey, trained teams, operating procedures and post-clearance verification.
Timeline
- DOK-ING MV-10 Nadiya mine-clearing robot returns to service after Lancet strike
2025-10-14 - Deployment - The MV-10 had been delivered to Ukraine's State Special Transport Service in February 2024. A3Tech and DOK-ING restored the damaged machine in 20 days. The restored robot returned to clearing fields in eastern Ukraine.
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