Our technology is integrated on America’s most modern warship to launch aircraft using the Electro-Magnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) and arrest aircraft using the Advanced Arresting Gear (AAG).
Gearboxes allow speed reduction on motors, whilst still respecting the requirements for combat ships concerning shock resistance, acoustic discretion, vibrations, compactness, reliability and minimum maintenance.
Shaft lines are a part of the propulsion system and form the link between the motor and the thruster. Naval Group’s industrial capacity enables machining work on shafts measuring up to 25 metres.
The masts measure up to 14 meters and are strategic elements of the combat system, raising the submarine’s sensors out of the water when it is at periscope depth. They also act as a snorting mast, keeping the boat’s diesel engines supplied with air.
Helicopter landing grids enable rapid take-off and landing of helicopters and drones in complete safety and in difficult sea conditions, while also respecting NATO standards.
The Samahé® helicopter handling system enables helicopters to be transferred in complete safety between the flight deck and the hangar and vice versa, all in rough seas. The Samahé® range is adapted to all naval helicopters of up to 16 tons.
The Sylver® vertical missile launching system range enables the firing of surface-to-air missiles or naval cruise missiles. Naval Group has sold over 200 Sylver® around the world.
