Stationary Armor Target - Heavy

General Features

The powerful hydraulic drive endows the SAT with an enormous lifting capacity and a smooth and sturdy lifting process even at large target silhouettes. Although extra powerful our universal target lifter remains deployable and can be carried by four field service personnel. Due to its stabile protection frame installation does not require much groundwork. In its typical version it can operate battery powered and remains independent from any infrastructure defaults. Once brought out in any battlefield scenario or tank or anti armor training range it vigorously presents almost any armor target silhouette.

Realistic Training Environment TTS products increase training realism and stress. Read more..	SAT/MAT LOMAH Application All TTS Equipment can be delivered with a preinstalled LOMAH Interface to allow future upgrades to high precision hit evaluation and cutting edge training workflow. Read more..
Stationary Flank Pop Up (Full Size) In this mode the target lifter presents a full size tank flank target or a verhicle target.	Stationary Flank Target (Half Scale) In this mode the target lifter presents a half scale tank or verhicle target in its flank view.
Stationary Frontal Target (Full Size) In this mode the target lifter presents a full size tank or verhicle target in its frontal view.	Stationary Frontal Target (Half Scale) In this mode the target lifter presents a half scale tank or verhicle target in its frontal view.

Qualitative Features

Tested in arctic conditions at -25° C the battery powered version is frugal enough to lift a large target board ( 3 m height, 7 m width) 130 cycles without recharging.

Economical Features

Rugged design and easy maintenance provide long life with low operating cost.

Ergonomical Features

In its protection frame the SAT can be conveniently carried. Designed avoiding sharp edges it offers easy and safe handling to the range staff. For transport and storage it can be safely stacked and stored.

Product History

Modernized fighting platforms armed with modern weapon systems demand for real size targets and made it necessary to develop a real size tank target lifter. A major physical enhancement focusing on weight reduction and increasing mechanical strength to this target lifter was made in 1995.

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