A wide range of 105 mm tank ammunition is used during training and operational use. Designed to fire all weapons included in STANAG 4458. All 120 mm cartridges use a conventional combustible case, which is the main reason for the ammunition's excellent internal ballistic performance.

106 mm ammunition is used for 106 mm guns (M40A2 and M40A1C recoilless rifles). It is used for firing and aiming practices. On impact with a target, the piezoelectric element generates an electrical charge to initiate the PIBD fuze and detonate the projectile charge. The resultant detonation produces a high-velocity particle jet to penetrate the target armor.

Complete portfolio of artillery ammunition, including training ammunition. The core products include 155mm calibre ammunition - compatible with all 155mm weapon systems and howitzers worldwide and even at a maximum range of 43km, it retains the effectiveness and accuracy to hit the target.

60 mm mortar bombs are designed for destroying lightly armoured targets, machine gun nests, field fortifications, infantry units in trenches, and units hidden behind natural obstacles, especially in mountainous and woody terrains. The 81 mm HE mortar ammunition were developed together with mortars for Slovak MOD, and 120 mm mortar ammunition was developed in the former Czechoslovakia.

Production of special M4A2 propellant charges for 155 mm caliber artillery ammunition. It consists of approximately 6 kg of simple M1 base powder, divided into five charges, which are tied with textile straps and a primer charge at the bottom completes the circuit.

Products designated for the disposal of explosive devices - intended for the removal and neutralization of unexploded ordnance, explosive devices, improvised explosive devices, and other hazardous materials. The most commonly used are perforative charges, which serve to reduce explosion blast and destroy ammunition/explosives themselves. They are used by both the military and specialized police units.