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| − | + | Linear Shaped Charge (LSC) is a v-shaped armoured polymer strip packed with blasting putty. When detonated whilst in contact with a solid object, LSC will cut cleanly through the object, following the principles of the shaped charge theory. LSC is useful for cutting through substances such as [[plasteel]], [[superdense]], and the like. LSC will cut through 50mm of superdense, 750mm of [[resincrete]], 200mm of plate steel, or 150mm of plasteel. It requires detonators and a trigger. | |
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