State-of-the-art 3D Radar System for Surveillance and Target Data Acquisition, designed to integrate the Air Traffic Control and Low Altitude Anti-Aircraft Defence Systems.

This radar monitors, simultaneously, 60, or even more, aerial targets, classifying them friend or foe, fixed or rotary wing, and identifying the helicopter signatures.

Features: 60 km detection range; 1° elevation accuracy; 2° azimuth accuracy; range accuracy: 50 m; primary radar in L band, and secondary in the modes 1, 2, 3/A and C, for a range of up to 82 km.

The worldwide most compact short range portable secondary radar, SABER S60, covers a range of 82 km, operating in modes 1, 2, 3/A, and C.

It is easily mounted in towers and vehicles as all electronic components are contained and protected by a robust casing, integrated to the unit.

The radar is assembled in less than 15 minutes, by three soldiers.

The SENTIR-M20 is a short-range radar, for military application, capable of performing: surveillance operations, acquisition, classification, localization, tracking and automatic graphical display of ground and air targets moving next to ground.

It is foreseen for border surveillance, measure of artillery shot deviation, battlefield surveillance, early threat warning and detection of nearby movement of: troops, tanks, trucks, trains, helicopters, aircraft and even lonely people.

Its main features: robustness, reliability and portability.

Smart Guided Bomb, for air-to-ground warfare, low exposure to enemy fire and providing improved accuracy, at a range of up to 24 km, under all-weather, sandstorm, smoke, fog and dusty environments.

The SMKB employs Inertial Guidance and Global Positioning Systems (INS/GPS) operating under encrypted wireless data transfer and guiding 500 pounds MK-82 or 1,000 pounds MK-83 modular bombs.

Features and advantages:

• The SMKB weapon receives its mission data and can change its operating modes, download and upload its firmware and execute built-in tests, via wireless communication;
• No electrical connection, subsequently easier operation in any airplane;
• Significant reduction in integration costs;
• GPS position and impact angle settled on ground or during the captive flight;
• BIT and “in range” information available during the captive flight;
• Wide range of launching points;
• Real time envelope calculation sending to pilot;
• Developed for worldwide aircrafts, including non-modernized ones.

Practice Bombs with pyrotechnic cartridge to indicate ground impact point with red flash, white smoke or intense white smoke cloud.

Bomb fuzes designed for general purpose, fragmentation and NATO standard bombs.

70 mm (2.75 in), unguided, folding-fin Rockets (FFAR) designed for combat aircraft and helicopters, fitted with practice, HE, anti-soft or anti-hard targets warheads.

Practice reusable hand grenades, 60 and 81 mm diameter, and mortar grenades, 60, 81 and 120 mm diameter, for low cost practice, handling and employment.