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CPWS
John Cockerill Defense CPWS 20-25-30 Cockerill Protected Weapon Station
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At Eurosatory 2012, the Belgian Defence Company CMI Defence, now John Coockerill Defense unveiled a new turret in its range of products, the Cockerill CPWS (Cockerill Protected Weapon Station) 25-30 medium calibre protected weapon station. Acclaimed for its low-weight, high-impact, weapon systems, CMI Defence takes an innovative yet practical approach to designing turrets and weapon stations, using flexible modular architectures.
At Eurosatory 2014, CMI Defence has integrated its Cockerill CPWS weapon station fitted with a 25mm cannon onto a VAB 6x6 armoured personnel carrier of Renault Trucks Defense, on a CRAB 4x4 from Panhard Defense and a 30mm version of its CPWS on a 8x8 BTR-3. The Cockerill remote-operated weapon station (CPWS – Cockerill Protected Weapon Station) developed by CMI Defence has remarkable firepower, and its stabilised panoramic optics give it a high-performance allweather observation capability. The Cockerill CPWS is designed to incorporate the 25-30mm automatic weapon that best meets the User’s needs. These types of armament are capable of engaging targets at ranges of up to 2000 metres. Unlike many competing systems, the turret allows access to the armament and the ammunition feed system from inside the vehicle, thus permitting reloading under armour. The Cockerill CPWS typically has a total ammunition capacity of 150 medium-calibre rounds, depending on the type of weapon fitted. The turret is equipped with a 7.62 mm machine gun mounted coaxially with the main armament. The Cockerill CPWS provides a uniquely attractive combination of firepower and protection at very low weight and permits advanced high-lethality to be provided to light and highly-mobile armoured vehicles. |
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The CPWS turret can be armed with 25 or 30 mm cannon. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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