Anortec designs, produces and distributes maintenance equipment in the defence and aeronautics market. We have been developing high-tech products for the Spanish Army since 1980. Our multidisciplinary team of engineers from different specialities allows us to tackle highly diverse projects.We implement equipment and tools to improve maintenance processes, thereby contributing our technology for the restoration of track links of armoured vehicles. We are specialists at reworking tracks, and we offer not only our own solutions but the ability to integrate third-party solutions.We have extensive experience designing and manufacturing weapon supports and highly competitive, quality gun mounts. Our know-how covers different types of mounts for machine guns, both light and heavy.
- Reworking of Links on
Tracked Armoured Vehicles Machines for reworking the track links of armoured vehicles such as the M48, M60, M109, M110, M113, M1A1 Abrams, YPR, CVR Bradley, AAV, Pizarro/ASCOD, Leopard and Marder, in addition to the T72, T62 and BMP. - Maintenance Tools
Not only do they allow the extraction of links to quickly and safely repair tracks, they also allow lifting vehicles in order to change the wheels or repair any part of the transmission or remove the torsion bars of an armoured vehicle. - Towing System
We have developed and patented a technology that allows the safe towing of armoured vehicles. This system maintains the complete capability of vehicle movement, and it allows towing vehicles of up to 40 tons, both tracked and wheeled. - Multi-purpose Gun Mount
In 2009 we started the development of a multipurpose gun mount for the Spanish Army, and now there are over 500 vehicles equipped with this system. Based on this concept, we launched the M21 (officially approved in the USA), a multipurpose gun mount capable of housing up to 10 different types of weapons on the same system. - Spike Missile Mount
Following our line of development, in 2015 we produced a mount for the Spike system on Urovesa’s VAMTAC vehicle, with over 50 units already in service. It is currently being adapted for installation on the TOA M113.
