TECHNOLOGY
Thermal imaging sight
Archer TC-712
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Designed for installation on the "Stugna-P" anti-tank missile system
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Enhances the system's capabilities for operation in conditions of complete darkness and limited visibility
Overview
The Archer TC-712 Thermal Imaging Sight is a highly specialized optoelectronic device designed to enhance the
operational capabilities of the Stugna-P (also known as Skif) anti-tank missile system. By integrating thermal imaging technology, the Archer TC-712 allows the system to function effectively in complete darkness and low-visibility conditions such as smoke, fog, or dense vegetation, offering significant tactical advantages for anti-tank operations.
The Archer TC-712 is equipped with an uncooled thermal detector, making it ideal for observing, searching, detecting, and engaging targets. This thermal sight is specifically tailored to provide precise targeting and firing for anti-tank missile systems, grenade launchers, and large-caliber machine guns, ensuring reliable performance in both daytime and nighttime operations.
Strengths
Archer TC-712 Thermal Imaging Sight significantly upgrades the functionality of the Stugna-P antitank missile system, allowing it to operate effectively in poor visibility conditions while delivering long-range detection, recognition, and identification capabilities. Its robust design and advanced thermal imaging technology make it a critical tool for operators engaging in anti-tank warfare and other heavy weapons deployments.
Range of action
man sized target (75 mm objective).
Possible deviation: ± 15%
Detection
3990 yd
Recognition
995 yd
Identification
490 yd
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