What Products Does ASELSAN Make?

What Products Does ASELSAN Make?
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ASELSAN SERDAR remote weapon station
ASELSAN SERDAR remote-controlled weapon station. Source: Zinnsoldat / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

What products does ASELSAN make? ASELSAN’s portfolio is very broad and covers nearly every sub-field of defence electronics. Below we group its products by main business area; the system names given are prominent examples and do not represent the company’s entire official catalogue.

Main product categories

AreaProminent examplesUse
Radar systemsÇAFRAD, ALP, MURAD (AESA), KALKANEarly warning, surveillance, fire control
Electronic warfareKORAL, SANCAKJamming and signals intelligence
Electro-opticsASELFLIR-500, thermal cameras, laser rangefindersReconnaissance, surveillance, targeting
CommunicationsSoftware-defined radios, data links, satcomTactical and strategic communications
Air defenceHİSAR, SİPER, KORKUT (radar/fire-control parts)Low-, medium- and high-altitude defence
Weapon systemsSARP, SERDAR, STOP/STAMP (naval)Remote-controlled weapon stations
Naval systemsShip radars, EW suites, mission systemsSurface and subsurface platforms
Civil technologiesTransport, security, health, energy solutionsNon-defence electronics
System names are examples and do not represent the full catalogue. Source: ASELSAN product pages and public information.

Radar and electronic warfare

Radar and electronic warfare are among ASELSAN’s strongest areas. The AESA-based MURAD radar family and the ÇAFRAD multifunction radar developed for the navy are notable examples. In electronic warfare, the KORAL land-based radar electronic-attack system and various signals-intelligence solutions stand out.

ASELSAN thermal imaging device
ASELSAN thermal imaging device. Source: VoidWanderer / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Electro-optics and weapon systems

On the electro-optics side, the ASELFLIR-500 reconnaissance-surveillance system, thermal cameras and laser rangefinders are prominent. In weapon systems, remote-controlled stations such as SARP and SERDAR are widely used on land and naval platforms. These systems aim to perform aiming, tracking and firing under armour, without exposing personnel.

ASELSAN radar system
ASELSAN radar system. Source: VoidWanderer / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Air defence and communications

In air defence, ASELSAN provides the radar, fire-control and command-and-control electronics of systems such as HİSAR and SİPER, while the missile side is mostly ROKETSAN’s. In communications, software-defined radios, data links and satellite terminals form a broad product family.

Frequently asked questions

What products does ASELSAN make?

ASELSAN mainly produces radar, electronic warfare, electro-optics, communications, air-defence and weapon-system electronics, plus naval and command-and-control systems. Prominent examples include the ÇAFRAD/MURAD radars, KORAL electronic warfare, the ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical system and the SARP/SERDAR remote weapon stations.

What are ASELSAN’s best-known products?

Among the best known are the SARP and SERDAR remote-controlled weapon stations, the ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical reconnaissance system, the KORAL electronic-warfare system and the radar and fire-control components of the HİSAR/SİPER air-defence systems.

Does ASELSAN make civilian products?

Yes. Beyond defence, ASELSAN develops civilian electronic solutions in areas such as transport (ticketing and tolling), security, health, energy and communications.

Does ASELSAN make weapons?

ASELSAN mainly produces the electronic and fire-control components of weapons, remote-controlled weapon stations and sighting/sensor systems. The missiles and munitions themselves are largely the responsibility of firms such as ROKETSAN.

Where is the full list of ASELSAN products?

For a current and complete list, refer to ASELSAN’s official product catalogue and product pages; the list here is limited to prominent examples.

Sources

  • ASELSAN — Products / Solutions pages (accessed July 2026).
  • ASELSAN annual reports: business-area breakdown.
  • Images: Wikimedia Commons — Zinnsoldat and VoidWanderer (CC BY-SA 4.0).

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