Author: IARTS

Four intensive days at the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce were a busy time for WCBKT S.A., marked by numerous meetings, business discussions and important developments in cooperation in the field of defence technologies and equipment.

During this year’s exhibition, WCBKT S.A. signed three cooperation agreements.

The first agreement was signed with the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant and concerns cooperation in the production of Ground Support Equipment (GSE) for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The second agreement, signed with Sun Test Systems, opens up opportunities for cooperation on the F-35 and AH-64E Apache programmes.

The third agreement was signed with the Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Electrical Engineering. It covers joint development of the Air-Power Bidirectional Aircraft Power Supply System technology.

A special highlight of this year’s MSPO was the prestigious DEFENDER Award, presented to WCBKT S.A. for the GPU LUZES II/M Series VII with a Reconfigured 270V–28V d.c. Power Supply System.

 

MSPO 2026 has come to an end – see you at the next edition of the exhibition!

During the 33rd International Defense Industry Exhibition in Kielce, which will take place from September 2-5, 2025, Wojskowe Centralne Biuro Konstrukcyjno-Technologiczne S.A., part of the PGZ Group, will present

the STOPFIRE® Fire Protection and Explosion Suppression System.

The system is designed to detect and extinguish fires and suppress explosions in less than 150 milliseconds in tanks, combat vehicles, personnel carriers, and other uniformed service vehicles – military, police, and fire departments.

STOPFIRE® has been implemented in the BORSUK Infantry Fighting Vehicle (BWP) developed by Huta Stalowa Wola S.A. A mock-up of the STOPFIRE® system will be presented at the WCBKT S.A. booth. 

GPU 7/90 TAURUS designed and produced in our company supported service of the most powerful transport aircraft Antonov An-124 Ruslan and Antonov An-225 Mrija (means “Dream” in Ukrainian).

These aircraft landed at Warsaw’s Okęcie airport in April this year with the transport of medical and protective equipment from China which as a part of the fight against coronavirus will be transferred to medical facilities throughout the country.