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Features
Each XMRE® 1300XT® contains:
- Entrée: Variety of beef, chicken, turkey, pork, tuna, pizza or vegetarian options.
- Bread item: Crackers, breads or tortillas.
- Beverage: Single or assorted fruit flavored drink mixes or others available
- Snack Components: Variety of 2 or more of sweet and savory snacks including but not limited to: Dessert cookies, bars,spreads, side dishes, seeds, chickpeas, nut mixes, dry fruit, corn nuts, pound cakes or others available
- Accessory kit including: Utensil(s) , napkin and condiments and some may include moist towelette, single serve instant coffee non-dairy cream and sugar
- Flameless Ration Heater (FRH)
- All components are packed in high-density water and tamper proof XMRE XT Series outer bag
FEATURES:- All U.S. military grade components
- Fully cooked meals, no water required to reconstitute food
- No refrigeration required
- Lightweight, durable and waterproof packaging
- Extended Shelf life
- Lot number (pack date) embossed on bag and printed on case
FLAMELESS RATION HEATER (FRH) PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:- A proprietary blend of non-toxic chemicals inside a non-woven fabric pad, sealed with ultrasonic sealing technology and individually wrapped in foil, contained inside a 280 x 180mm multilayered constructed bag with 95mm gusset including a high heat resistant open zipper, a steam vent and instructions.
- Approximate Total FRH Weight: 68g including outer printed bag.
- Following the addition of any non-flammable liquid 90/150mls, the chemical mixture will create an exothermic reaction that will generate heat and steam to raise the internal temperature to up to 220 °F with a duration of 10-15 minutes depending on altitude and temperature.
- Shelf Life is a minimum of three years from production date with an upper limit not known if bag remains sealed.
- Advantageous as a stand alone, odorless, safe to use in confined and close spaces, non-flammable, based on the amount of hydrogen released, magnesium free, volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions tested and passed against California Proposition 65 criteria. Occupational exposure limits and government ad agency guidelines for cancer and non-cancer risk.
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