The AEQ general purpose bombs (GPB) are built according to US standards and fulfil worldwide technical specifications. The AEQ MK Series are certified by the IFI (Industrial Development Institute), a DCTA (Aerospace Technological and Scientific Department) certification body, and are in accordance to NATO Quality Assurance. These weapons are fitted with nose and tail fuzes …
The AEQ Series of Pre – Fragmented bombs, PF-81, PF-82, PF-83 and PF-84, are efficient when a superior fragmentation effect is desired for particular targets with the condition of preserving facilities, buildings, and forests as their deployment does not cause material destruction. AEQ Pre – Fragmented bombs contain high quantities of fragments and have a …
The BLU-109 is a 2,000 pounds hard target penetrator bomb used against bunkers, aircraft shelters and reinforced concrete structures. It has a steel casing about 1 inch thick (25mm) filled with Tritonal. The bomb uses a delayed tail fuze and can penetrate up to 6 feet of concrete.
The FFAR – MK40 is a 2.75-inch unguided, folding fin, air-to-ground rocket, designed to be deployed from a helicopter or aircraft. The FFOG-70 HP/AEQ rocket is a 2.75-inch high performance unguided air-to-ground rocket with three wrap-around fins for stabilization. Three types of fuzes may be fitted on the rocket such as Point Detonating, Proximity Airburst …
The AEQ BDU-33 practice-bombs are used for training purposes as a low-cost and low-risk alternative to live munitions; simulating the launching conditions of general-purpose bombs, especially in terms of their ballistics trajectory. AEQ practice-bombs can be launched from supports on aircraft pylons, or from SUU-20 bomb dispensers; they simulate the low drag general-purpose bombs with …