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QUALITY & USE

Material, applications and safe use

Information on origin, material properties, practical testing, custom solutions and suitable use of the plastic training targets.

ORIGIN & MATERIAL

A special plastic for repeated impact loads

This special plastic target was originally developed in the 1990s by a Chinese materials scientist for naval training use in water training.*

The resulting material is used for durable training targets with high resistance to repeated impact, no rust protection coating and low maintenance requirements.

Visual inspection and cleaning before or after use support long-term operation.

Round plastic training target with concentrated impact marks.
Example of a plastic target after intensive use.

USE ON SHOOTING RANGES

An alternative for practice-oriented training

Many shooting ranges are not approved for conventional steel falling-plate systems, yet still need realistic and varied training formats.

Falling-plate-like drills

The round discs can be used freestanding or mounted on self-made timber slats with a small hinge fixture.

Flexible setups

Depending on range, operator rules and training objective, single targets or multi-target setups can be planned with suitable bases and connectors.

Case-by-case coordination

Suitable calibres, distances, mounting and safety requirements are coordinated for the specific application with the operator.

Plastic training target on a shooting range.
Plastic target as a robust training alternative.
Multi-target setup with plastic training targets on a target stand.
Example of a variable multi-target setup.
Front and back of a plastic training target after intensive use.
Front and back after intensive use.

PRACTICAL TEST

500 rounds on a 15 cm target disc

The targets were tested under different conditions. In one test, around 500 rounds of 9 mm ammunition were fired onto an area of approximately 15 cm diameter without structural damage to the disc.*

The specific service life depends on calibre, distance, hit distribution, mounting, range conditions and regular inspection.

SIZES & CUSTOM SOLUTIONS

Standard models and individual versions

Standard round discs are available in 80, 100, 150 and 200 mm, with X models in 100, 150 and 200 mm. The current 200 mm version is specified with 15 mm material thickness.

Individual formats

Plastic discs can be manufactured up to a maximum size of 800 × 400 mm on request.* Material thickness is adapted to size and planned use.

Bases and mechanism

The bases are made from the same high-grade plastic material as the discs and are usually manufactured in black.

Custom versions

Specific contours, silhouettes, mounting variants, colour requirements and project-specific configurations are possible on request.

* According to manufacturer statement.

SAFETY AND USE NOTE

Operator assessment remains required

Selection, installation and use must comply with applicable regulations, operator rules and safety requirements. Before use, suitability for the specific purpose must be assessed by the responsible operator.

Inspect before each use

Target body, base, mounting points and securing components must be checked before use.

Replace damaged parts

Cracks, breakouts, permanent deformation, sharp edges or loose fasteners are exclusion criteria.

Coordinate configuration

Calibre, distance, range approval, mounting and safety areas must fit the specific application.