Caimans
Caimans are a genus of the alligator family, caimans live in South and Central America. Unlike alligators, caimans are much smaller - these crocodiles grow up to one and a half to two meters and gain weight up to 40 kg. And if in Spanish the alligator means a lizard, then the caiman is just translated as an alligator or a crocodile. Despite their small size, caimans are quite strong and dangerous predators.
Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands are located in the Caribbean Sea and include Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac. Most of the population of the Cayman Islands lives on Grand Cayman and is engaged in turtle farming and tourism. The largest island of the Cayman Islands is Grand Cayman, measuring 6.5 by 35 km, most of the island is occupied by the North Sound lagoon. This island is famous for its seaside resorts and snorkeling and scuba diving. Cayman Brac is much smaller - it is 19 km long and 2 km wide. Cayman Brac is famous for its Bluff limestone plateau, reaching a height of 42 meters. On this island, tourists are offered to go deep sea fishing. Little Cayman is smaller than the previous two islands, but it is very low - the maximum height of Little Cayman is 12 meters above sea level. The Little Cayman is home to endangered iguanas as well as a variety of seabirds.
Porsche Cayman
The Porsche Cayman is a sports car manufactured by the German automobile company Porsche. The Porsche Cayman is available in several versions, differing in volume, engine power and other parameters. These are the base model Porsche Cayman with a 2.9-liter engine with 265 hp, the Porsche Cayman S with a 3.4-liter engine with 320 hp, and the exclusive Porsche Cayman S Black Edition, which is equipped with a 3.4 liter with a capacity of 330 hp, produced in limited quantities, a total of 500 cars were made. All Porsche Caymans have six-cylinder engines located in the center of the body - between the seats and the rear wheels.
Herbicide Caiman
Caiman herbicide is used to control annual and perennial grass weeds. Penetrating through the leaves and stems of weeds, the herbicide is concentrated at the points of growth of shoots and rhizomes. Weed growth stops within a day after application. When using the Caiman herbicide, the visual symptoms of the herbicidal action appear very quickly - after 3-5 days in the form of browning and death of the stems and leaves. The above-ground part of the weeds is destroyed in 7-12 days, and the rhizomes - within 14-21 days. Caiman herbicide, thanks to a unique combination of active substances from different chemical groups, ensures the destruction of a whole complex of cereal weeds and has improved selectivity for cultivated plants such as soybeans and sunflowers.
Razor Wire and Barbed Wire Caiman
Razor wire, or modern barbed wire, is produced under the Caiman trademark. This type of razor wire is much stronger, more durable and more efficient than conventional barbed wire invented back in the nineteenth century. Various types of security barriers are made from Caiman razor wire https://caiman.ua/en - flat and concertina, pyramidal and mesh, mobile and mobile. All types of Caiman barriers are made of galvanized wire and galvanized steel, which guarantees them a long service life.
Caiman Tactical Sneakers
Caiman tactical sneakers are well suited for the warm season. The Caiman features a lightweight bottom and lightweight nylon upper that is water resistant. Caiman tactical sneakers protect feet well from external influences and are suitable for hunters, fishermen, military and other people leading an active lifestyle.
ARV Caiman
ARV Caiman is an armored reconnaissance and patrol vehicle of Belarusian production. The Caiman ARV was developed at the 140th Borisov repair plant and was first introduced in 2015. The ARV Caiman has been adopted by the Republic of Belarus since 2017. In addition, these machines were exported to some countries, such as Côte d'Ivoire. In December 2021, due to European Union sanctions imposed on the 140th repair plant, the supply of armor plates from Finland was stopped, as a result of which the production of the Caiman ARV ceased.
Caiman Metal Detector
The dual-frequency Caiman metal detector can operate in two ranges, depending on the selected coil - 7.5 kHz or 15 kHz. A feature of the Caiman metal detector is the ability to distinguish non-ferrous metal from black, as well as a sufficiently large depth at which the Caiman metal detector can find various large and small metal objects.