Missiles, Rockets and Components
| Avibras Industria Aeroespacial | ||
The ASTROS II is capable of firing five different types of rockets and is the most versatile in its class, with achievements unmatched by its competitors; this is the ripple of an SS-80 rocket. |
ASTROS II offers the best area coverage, with eight types of warheads and unmatched accuracy delivering a massive blow on targets located from 9km to 90km; this is the ripple of SS-40 rockets. |
The SKYFIRE-70 ASTROS hawk system provides fire support to light forces at ranges up to 12km, and fires AV-LM-12/36 ground-to-ground. |
The Fibre-Optic Multi-Purpose Guided Missile (FOG-MPM), is a multiple-deployment missile that is part of the latest generation of technology. |
The AV-VBL is a 4t to 12t high-mobility multiple-purpose armored vehicle. |
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| PALBAM | ||
PALBAM has the capability to provide a turnkey service for the design, manufacture and supply of structural missile and rocket components in a variety of metal alloys. |
PALBAM’s high pressure vessels (HPUs) are used to power missile navigation systems and cool thermo-optic components. |
PALBAM provides a turnkey service for the manufacture and supply of launchers and tubes for missiles. |
PALBAM can design, manufactures and supply structural components, including those made from magnesium and a variety of other metals. |
PALBAM offers bespoke solutions to meet all our clients' needs. |
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| Thales Air Defence | ||
The Starstreak High Velocity Missile (HVM) is designed for operation in all areas of the battlefield. |
The Starstreak Lightweight Multiple Launcher (LML) provides a cost effective multi-engagement capability against low level air targets or ground targets. |
MMS is a unique, lightweight, vehicle based, highly automated system capable of delivering a rapid-reaction response to threats from the air or the ground. |
In service with the British Army, the Starstreak Armoured Vehicle system is a mobile, integrated weapon system providing low-level air defence in all areas of the battlefield. |
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