SIEL.
Italian manufacturer with 50+ years of experience in the military sector, headquartered in Turin and La Spezia, with operations across 51 countries. SIEL is unique in our portfolio for working in two distinct domains – special operations diving equipment, and control systems for unmanned marine platforms – drawing on the same engineering depth that has positioned them as one of Italy’s pioneering suppliers for naval and land forces.
SIEL FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS DIVING.
Within our Protect domain, we represent SIEL’s Special Operations Systems range – equipment built for combat divers and naval special forces operating in demanding underwater environments. SIEL’s specialisation in this narrow domain is reflected in the depth of their range: rebreathers and respiration systems built for sustained operational use, plus underwater navigation and communication equipment that integrates with the diver’s overall mission profile.
- REBREATHERS – Closed-circuit and semi-closed-circuit systems for special operations diving
- DIVING EQUIPMENT – Tactical diving suits and supporting gear for combat divers
- GAS BOOSTER – Compression equipment for sustained diving operations
- UNDERWATER NAVIGATION – Specialised navigation systems for tactical underwater operations
- UNDERWATER COMMUNICATION – Communication equipment designed for the underwater environment
SIEL FOR UNMANNED MARINE PLATFORMS.
Within our Unmanned domain, we represent SIEL’s Marine Defence range – control systems and platforms for unmanned maritime operations. This is where SIEL’s broader engineering capability meets the unmanned domain: autopilot systems, telemetry, and remote-control modules that integrate into unmanned surface vessels, plus complete USV platforms for tactical and strategic naval applications.
- UNMANNED SURFACE VESSELS – Complete USV platforms for tactical naval operations
- AUTOPILOT SYSTEMS – Control systems for autonomous maritime navigation
- TELEMETRY – Data transmission systems for unmanned platform operations
- REMOTE CONTROL – Operator stations and remote-command systems for unmanned platforms