HAL to Showcase Indigenous Products at DefExpo 2022

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Bengaluru: Defence Public Sector Undertaking (DPSU) Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is geared up to display its indigenous products at the five-day 12th edition of DefExpo 2022 to be held at Gandhinagar, Gujarat from October 18.

HAL’s participation will focus on technological excellence and indigenisation initiatives, under its business verticals such as fighters, trainers, transport aircraft, helicopters, engines, systems and avionics besides projecting the company’s futuristic programs.

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HAL will have a dedicated ‘Indigenisation Exhibition Stall’ at Hall-2 for active participation and interaction of Indian industry partners.  More than 200 imported items planned to be indigenised with private industries will be displayed in this stall to attract Indian industry. Twenty six already indigenised items will be displayed for understanding and encouragement of private industries. There will be one-to-one interactions and instant clarifications to the Industry partners at the venue.

Dr Ajay Kumar, Defence Secretary, will inaugurate the HAL’s dedicated Indigenisation Stall on the first day of DefExpo 2022.  Launching of a document on indigenisation success stories of HAL, handing over of “Project Sanction Orders” of Positive Indigenisation List (PIL) items to the Indian Private Partners, handing over of approvals / clearance certificates to the industry partners for items indigenised and launch of Indigenisation – Supplier Relationship Management (ISRM) portal are planned.

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HAL’s Light Combat Helicopter ‘Prachand’ is planned to be showcased in the Outdoor Display area during the show. HAL will also exhibit the scaled models of LCA, LCH, LUH, ALH, Do-228 and HTT-40 during the show. Some of the avionics/ accessories/ components/ products such as Indigenous Engine and Flight Display Unit (EFDU), Mission Computer and Interface Computer, Digital Map Generator (DMG), FBW DAU (Fly by Wire Data Acquisition Unit), E-FDR (Enhanced Flight Data Recorder), Gunner Pilot Control Unit (GPCU), Automatic Identification System (AIS), Solid State Data and Video Recording System (SSDVRS), Full Authority Digital Engine Control System (FADEC), Integrated Control Computer (ICC), ICCATS-Jaguar, APU, GTSU-127 etc. will be on display at the HAL stall.

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At the India Pavilion (HEC), HAL will display 29 products of which 17 are scaled models and 12 will be through display posters and product videos. Scaled models of HTT-40, ALH (WSI), IMRH, LUH and RUAV, will be showcased during the show. Other products include Main Landing and Nose Landing gears of ALH, Air Starter Turbine –AMCA, Digital TGT Amplifier (TGTA), Ring Forgings, Shape Memory Alloy Ferrule Rings, Solid State Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Recorder, HPTR BLADE-AL31FP ENGINE, Main Rotor Blade (ALH), TACAN, VOR ILS and Air to Air Heat Exchanger. HAL will hold meetings with delegations and engage in MoU signing ceremonies as part of the show.

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