AMG exhibiting again at the International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO in Kielce

The International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) is the most significant defense industry event in our country and a meeting platform for key industry representatives from around the world. AMG Industry Supply and Automation will be an exhibitor at this year’s edition, held from September 3-6, traditionally at Targi Kielce. Visit us at booth H-111.

Presentation of the latest technologies

Visitors to our booth will see a full range of advanced automation components for defense industry applications. Our components are valued for their design, mechanical and electrical properties, and reliability. MSPO guests interested in using our products will receive professional advice from the AMG team and our partners. This year, we will be supported at the booth by Dotan Yaacov – EU Sales Manager from Netzer Precision Position Sensors, and Jakub Seman – Sales Manager, Spinea.

Our exhibit includes:

Absolute hollow shaft encoders by Netzer Precision Position Sensors – used in military aviation, optronic heads, ground radars, missiles, and optical sights.
Absolute shaft encoders and inclinometers by TWK Elektronik – used in vision systems, UGVs, and projectile position detection.
In-line electric actuators by Concens – for opening hatches and bridges.
Electric actuators by Tolomatic – for ammunition production automation, vibration, and disturbance simulation in military trainers.
Integrated servo drives and integrated stepper motors by JVL – for defense applications requiring compact size, IP67 protection, and operation at temperatures down to -40°C.
Stainless steel servo motors by Georgii Kobold – for applications in harsh environments.
Precision planetary gearboxes by GearKo – compatible with any servo or stepper motor, creating a reliable drive set.
Rotary joints (sliprings) by Servotecnica – used in rotating applications like optronic heads, inspection robots, and radars.
Cycloidal gears TwinSpin® by Spinea – for robotic applications, unmanned vehicles and vessels, antennas, and radars.