Plasan Showcasing SandCat Armored Vehicle At Eurosatory 2016

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Plasan Showcasing SandCat Armored Vehicle At Eurosatory 2016
SandCat 4X4 armored vehicle. Image credits: Military Today

Plasan is displaying the SandCat 4X4 armored vehicle model at Eurosatory Show, held from June 13-17, Paris.

The exhibit will also showcase virtual reality (VR) experience designed to showcase its latest Sandcat armored vehicle in a full combat configuration, including advanced, integrated and networked vehicle's electronics.

On display is the newest, most advanced SandCat model, designed for the most challenging missions and equipped with an observation system and thermal cameras for full situational awareness.

Because current and projected battlefields and homeland security (HLS) situations pose more challenges, SandCat is made for diverse operational needs and missions. It's designed to carry a wide spectrum of different payloads, making it fully operational for all of today's most challenging scenarios, threats or other rapidly evolving situations. The SandCat supports a wide range of missions including: law enforcement, special forces, peacekeeping, homeland security, border patrol and armed conflict. The SandCat's advanced lightweight composite armour provides up to STANAG Level 3 protection without adding to the GVW or compromising its outstanding performance.

In addition, Plasan is showcasing Terra energy-attenuating seats for any armored vehicle, T-BAR energy-absorbing foot pad, Hybrid SlatFence bar armor, FlexFence RPG-7 defeat armor and Sharp-X liner – a flexible, modular protective liner increases survivability against bullets spall, RPG spall and IED fragments. 

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