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Welcome to SciK9TM, the home of the TADDTM (Training Aid Delivery Device) Containment System.


 
Training aid storage and odor delivery in one convenient containment.

Created for the US Army and designed by canine trainers and scientists, the TADDTM containment system can bring your canine training to the next level.

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What is the TADDTM  containment system?
Most simply, it's a container that lets the odor of your training aid out, but not the training aid. But it's way way more than that... Read below to see what the TADDTM containment system is capable of and how it is revolutionizing scent detection training.

 

Design considerations ensure that all components of the TADDTM containment system are:

  • NASA Outgassing Compliant* to be extremely low odor, so the only scent you train your dog on is the training aid

  • Inert and highly compatible with most training aids

  • Rugged enough for daily use and training

  • Capable of being decontaminated and deodorized of human scent or environmental odors

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JAR:

  • Glass or Plastic material available.

  • 4 Sizes Available*:

    • Small​

    • Medium

    • Large

    • Extra-Large

  • ​*Note: Plastic jars are only available in the small and medium size.

  • Transparent - Allows you to keep a visual on your training aids to ensure they are not decomposing or crystallizing.

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ODOR PERMEABLE MEMBRANE:

  • Comprised of a gas-tight chemical-resistant gasket, hydrophobic and oleophobic membrane, and a custom polypropylene membrane holder with a safety grid to prevent membrane puncture.

  • Safely contains liquids, oils, solids, small particulate, and hazmat

 

​GAS-TIGHT LID:

  • Comprised of a gas-tight chemical-resistant polypropylene lid.

Comparison of the TADDTM Containment System to Current Training Aid Containment

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TADDTM  CONTAINMENT SYSTEM PHOTOS

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*All materials pass the NASA low outgassing test (ASTM E595). Developed by NASA to screen low outgassing materials for use in spacecraft, the test determines the volatile content of material samples placed in a heated vacuum chamber. If the collected volatile condensable materials (CVCM) is < 0.1 % and total mass lost (TML) is <1 %, then the material passes the NASA criteria for low-outgassing.

TADDTM CONTAINMENT SYSTEM TEST RESULTS

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WHO, WHAT, WHERE?

Who is using the TADDTM containment system and What are they putting in it? 

  • LEO: explosives, narcotics

  • SAR/HRD: human remains, blood, bone

  • Conservation: scat, bedding, fur, bats

  • Pest: bed bugs, scat, eggs

  • Medical: clinical samples, COVID-19 patient samples, biopsy tissue

  • Arson/Fire Inspection: accelerants