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Sill Optics with Precision Optics for Defence at MSPO 2026

03 August 2026
Sill Optics, a German manufacturer of advanced optical systems for the defence and aerospace sectors, will present solutions supporting modern observation, detection, and target guidance systems during the XXXIV International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO.

The company specialises in designing and manufacturing custom optical systems, fully produced in Germany. The offering covers the entire execution process – from feasibility studies and optical design, through simulations, mechanical design, and prototyping, to serial production meeting defence industry requirements.

At MSPO 2026, Sill Optics will showcase solutions used in night vision systems, laser rangefinders, laser communication terminals, high-power laser systems, and multispectral imaging systems. The company will also highlight its expertise in processing materials for infrared applications, such as germanium, zinc sulfide, silicon, sapphire, and chalcogenides, utilised in thermal imaging systems operating in MWIR and LWIR bands, as well as missile dome covers.

A comprehensive approach to design, precision manufacturing, advanced optical coating technologies, clean room assembly, and testing compliant with defence sector requirements allows the company to deliver solutions that meet the highest standards of quality, reliability, and traceability.

The presence of Sill Optics at MSPO 2026 will provide an opportunity to explore the latest optical technologies for modern military systems and discuss solutions for future defence programs with the company's experts.

Brochure in English: https://www.silloptics.de/fileadmin/user_upload/pdf/Katalog/Sill-Brosch-Defense-2026-ENG.pdf

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