IRIS-T SLX

Mounted on a 20-foot ISO container, the Launcher can be deployed up to 20 km from the Common Tactical Operations Center (CTOC), it is network-capable and remotely controllable. Offering a full 360° protection it can engage multiple threats simultaneously with eight missiles. KEY FEATURE: Mixed Loading – the next-generation launcher is designed to support a combined SLM/SLX loadout.

The Common Tactical Operations Center (CTOC) supplies air-space surveillance, threat analysis, and fire control. Multiple workstations enable mission planning within a protected environment. Thanks to its multi-data-link capability, the Fire Unit can operate in a networked configuration, allowing simultaneous coordination of several SLS, SLM, and SLX launchers. CTOC evolution delivers a fully integrated layered air defence platform — augmented with extra workstations, fully NATO interoperable, but also adaptable to national requirements to ensure seamless integration into national air defence structures.

The multifunctional TRML-4D 3D AESA C-Band Radar, equipped with an integrated IFF system, delivers 360° coverage with a range of up to 250 km and an elevation angle of a full 90° angle. Additional advantages include Track-While-Scan (TWS) capability and the ability to track rockets, artillery, and mortar rounds (RAM). It is also mounted on a 20-foot ISO container, enabling mobile air-space surveillance with rapid redeployment.

A fleet of Reload and Support Vehicles complements the Fire Unit, enabling rapid re-arming and swift operational readiness – even in difficult terrain or when maintaining covert positions. Equipped with a mobile maintenance team, a workshop container and a spare-parts depot, these vehicles provide all necessary tools and specialized equipment for field repair. Operating autonomously for 90 days, they ensure uninterrupted service and quick response to any downtime, allowing the system to remain self-sufficient and highly adaptable while maintaining the element of surprise.