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Every item below has a dedicated page with the technical data available for that line item, so a requirement can be matched by designation before any correspondence begins. Quotations are issued to ministries of defence, procurement directorates, police procurement authorities and licensed entities, against a government-issued export licence and a verified End-User Certificate.
A 105 mm self-propelled truck-mounted fire support howitzer with an armoured cabin, a 2+2 smoke box launcher, manual loading, a crew of five, a 44-round combat set, a maximum rate of fire of 6-8 rounds per minute and 450 km of vehicle autonomy.
Upgrade of the 105 mm M101/M2A1 howitzer that replaces the 23-calibre barrel with a 33-calibre barrel fitted with a double baffle muzzle brake, together with a higher-pressure breech and breech block, a new equilibrator spring and added trail weight, raising range to 18.1 km with the HE-ER base bleed projectile and 15 km with the HE-ER boat-tail projectile.
A towed 105 mm fire support howitzer with a 3500 mm barrel, two-baffle muzzle brake, horizontal sliding wedge breech, hydro-pneumatic recoil and equilibrator, a crew of six, a maximum rate of fire of 8 rounds per minute and a maximum range of 18.1 km with an extended-range base-bleed projectile, firing all NATO standard 105 mm ammunition.
Towed 32-tube 107 mm multiple launch rocket system used by land artillery to deliver sudden and rapid fire against high-value and large area targets on land and water, including sheltered and unsheltered troops and weapons, assembly areas, convoys, artillery and mortar firing positions, air and amphibious assaults, and command posts and communication centres within range.
A 120 mm long-range mortar for infantry fire support with robust welded steel base plate, tool-free disassembly, rapid transition between travelling and combat positions, a lockable barrel for crew safety and an NSB-5A sighting device, reaching 9500 m at 9 shells per minute.
A smooth-bore 120 mm mortar for fire support within infantry units, firing at high elevations from 45° to 85°, comprising barrel with breechblock, base plate, bipod support, sighting device, undercarriage and a weapon set of tools, spares and accessories.
A wheeled towed 120 mm mortar crewed by four, weighing about 270 kg in travelling position and about 190 kg in firing position, reaching 7200 m with the new HE shell and firing up to 15 shells per minute.
A 122 mm gun-howitzer integrated on a 6x6 truck chassis with armour protection against small arms fire and fragmentation, direct and indirect fire capability, a 7.62 mm auxiliary machine gun, smoke pot dischargers and a resting system of four foldable hydraulically operated spades, able to fire all standard 122 mm ammunition including laser-guided projectiles.
A modular multiple launch rocket system that can carry launch pods armed with 262 mm rockets or with any variant of 122 mm rocket, fully automated with GPS and inertial navigation so that it can execute a preset fire mission autonomously, loaded and unloaded by a hoisting device on the platform.
A modular 8x8 truck-mounted 155 mm self-propelled gun-howitzer for fire support at greater distances, firing 12 rounds in less than 4 minutes at a rate of 4 rounds per minute, powered by a turbocharged V-8 diesel at a gross vehicle weight under 40 tonnes and optionally fitted with the latest generation navigation and orientation equipment.
A modular 155 mm self-propelled gun-howitzer for fire support against tactically, operationally and strategically significant targets, reaching 18.4 km with HE M107, 32.4 km with HE ERFB-BT and 41.1 km with HE ERFB-BB, firing up to 4 rounds per minute with 12 rounds in the autoloader plus 24 in stowage and a crew of five.
Conversion of the 130 mm M-46 gun into a 155 mm/45 calibre fire support weapon by replacing the barrel, breech block and muzzle brake, redesigning the counter-recoil sealing system and fitting a new sighting system, giving a 34% increase in range while retaining crew training, operation and maintenance similar to the original gun.
A fully automated 155 mm self-propelled fire support artillery weapon formed by integrating a 52-calibre JBMOU-compliant weapon module with a 23-litre chamber onto an 8x8 chassis, controlled from the vehicle cabin, with a 12-round automatic loader plus 12 rounds on the vehicle, MRSI of 4 rounds at 25 km, 6 rounds per minute and up to 52 km range with VLAP projectiles.
A modular self-propelled long-range multiple rocket launcher firing four rockets against one or more targets at up to 285 km, integrated with a command-information system, navigation system and fire control system, and reloaded by a utility vehicle carrying disposable containers of 400 mm or 262 mm rockets.
A smooth-bore 60 mm mortar for fire support within infantry units, firing at high elevations from 45° to 85° to strike enemy sheltered by trenches or other obstacles, and comprising barrel with breechblock, base plate, bipod support, sighting device and a weapon set of tools, spares and accessories.
A smooth-bore 81 mm mortar for fire support within infantry units, firing at high elevations from 45° to 85°, comprising barrel with breechblock, base plate, bipod support, sighting device and a weapon set of tools, spares and accessories.
A smooth-bore 81 mm mortar for fire support within infantry units, firing at high elevations from 45° to 85°, made up of barrel with breechblock, base plate, bipod support, sighting device and a weapon set of tools, spares and accessories.
An 82 mm mortar for fire support within infantry units, firing at high elevations from 45° to 85° against enemy sheltered by trenches or other obstacles, and consisting of barrel with breechblock, base plate, bipod support, sighting device and a weapon set of tools, spares and accessories.
Remote controlled weapon station carrying a belt-fed 12.7 mm heavy machine gun for engaging ground targets at an effective range of up to 1500 m, operable electrically or manually.
Remote controlled weapon station with a three-barrel 20 mm gun for destroying and disabling ground targets and seaborne targets at up to 2000 m and airborne targets such as slow low-flying aircraft, helicopters, drones and cruise missiles at up to 1500 m.
A vehicle-mounted remote weapon station built around a triple-barrel 20 mm gun with drum feeding, operated from an in-vehicle console with joystick and ballistic computer, and served by a sensor unit with day channel, thermal imaging camera and laser range finder.
Vehicle fighting compartment designed to engage hostile manpower, soft-skin materiel and low aerial targets, using a biplane electromechanical armament stabiliser for firing on the move and storing the entire ammunition load inside the armoured space of the vehicle.
Unmanned turret acting as the main armament system of an armoured combat vehicle, engaging personnel in body armour, firing assets and unarmoured or lightly armoured equipment with a 30 mm automatic gun and coaxial 7.62 mm machine gun, and providing reconnaissance, target recognition and surveillance.
Wheeled infantry combat support vehicle of 24 to 26 t combat weight, 110 km/h maximum speed and 1.6 m fording capability, armed with a turret-mounted twin 30 mm cannon and four NOVA 145 anti-tank missiles to give fire support close to the line of battle.
Heavy 8x8 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle of 26 to 36 t gross weight with a 711 hp turbocharged engine, gas-hydraulic suspension with height management and STANAG level 4 mine protection, serving as a platform for a heavy remote weapon station or turret of the largest calibres.
A member of a 4x4 multi-role armoured vehicle family intended to accept a wide variety of weapon systems and equipment, giving it a broad range of combat and non-combat roles at brigade, regiment and battalion level, with a combat weight of about 9.3 t and up to 600 km of range.
A remotely controlled tracked ultralight unmanned ground vehicle intended to substitute for a soldier in dangerous situations, small enough to enter buildings through standard 800 mm doors and climb standard escalators, with a quiet electric drive on rubber-coated tracks and a remote weapon station carrying a 7.62 mm machine gun or a 40 mm grenade launcher.
A remotely controlled small tracked armoured unmanned ground vehicle with silent electric drive and steel armour against small arms fire, weighing up to 680 kg and armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun, a 40/6 mm grenade launcher and two 64 mm anti-tank rockets on a 360-degree traversing weapon station, for combat, reconnaissance, MEDEVAC and logistic missions.
A remotely controlled small tracked armoured unmanned ground vehicle with electric drive, weighing up to 950 kg and reaching 15 km/h, armed with a 12.7 mm heavy machine gun and two 90 mm M79 anti-tank rockets effective to 1200 m and 600 m, with day CCD camera, thermal camera and laser rangefinder.
A 4x4 armoured multi-purpose combat vehicle built on a self-supporting hull with modern drive and transmission assemblies and independent suspension, giving high mobility in any terrain and weather at a maximum combat weight exceeding 14 tonnes, and configurable for patrol, reconnaissance, command, artillery reconnaissance, fire control and ambulance roles.
Shipborne 20 mm gun mount intended for close air-defence protection of small ships against low-flying, low-speed aircraft and helicopters, and usable in day and night conditions against small ships, patrol boats, land facilities, motor vehicles and troops.
A high-performance marine-grade aluminium craft for anti-terrorist, anti-guerilla and anti-piracy policing as well as special forces landing and diver transport, carrying 6 to 8 crew plus 4 to 8 divers at 40 to 45 knots.
A 7,6 kg commando version of the 60 mm mortar with a 780 mm barrel and mechanical sight, firing HE M73 ammunition to 1600 m at 20-25 rds/min with a crew of two.
A 60 mm long range mortar weighing 23.5 kg in the combat position and firing to 5200 m at 20-25 rds/min, compatible with the full range of standard 60 mm mortar ammunition designed for 650 bar maximum working pressure, with a base plate that permits firing from all terrain types including concrete and is served by a crew of four.
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