Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in June 1952, ISPRA operates with 1–10 employees. The company specializes in non-lethal devices for crowd management and anti-terror applications. A key development for ISPRA was the deployment of its drone technology by the Israeli military in May 2018 for crowd control operations along the Gaza Strip’s border.
Business overview
ISPRA is a developer, manufacturer, and marketer of non-lethal devices designed for riot control, crowd management, anti-terror equipment, and police gear. The company supplies its products to police and defense forces globally, including in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia, Central and South America, and Africa. ISPRA is a preferred supplier for the Israel Defense Forces, police forces, prison authority, and anti-terrorism units, operating within the Aerospace, Defense & HLS sector, specifically focusing on Security & Surveillance Integration and Drone technology.
Strategic signal
In May 2018, ISPRA's drone technology was utilized by the Israeli military to deploy tear gas during protests along the Gaza Strip border. This event highlights the practical application and operational deployment of ISPRA's non-lethal crowd control solutions in high-stakes environments, signaling the company's established role as a critical supplier for defense and security forces.
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- What is ISPRA's primary focus?
- ISPRA develops, manufactures, and markets non-lethal devices for riot control, crowd management, anti-terror equipment, and police gear.
- When was ISPRA founded?
- ISPRA was founded in June 1952.
- Which markets does ISPRA serve?
- ISPRA serves police and defense forces globally, including in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia, Central and South America, and Africa. It is also a preferred supplier for the Israel Defense Forces, police forces, prison authority, and anti-terrorism units.
- What significant product deployment occurred in May 2018?
- In May 2018, the Israeli military utilized ISPRA's drones to deploy tear gas during Palestinian protests along the Gaza Strip’s border with Israel and in the occupied West Bank. These drones carried light aluminum cartridges or dispersed gas directly.
- What types of drone models has ISPRA developed for crowd control?
- ISPRA has developed drones that carry a box with nine light aluminum cartridges for tear gas, another model that releases gas directly like an aerosol, and a helicopter-style drone that carries rubber bursting grenades with metal tops that disperse gas upon impact.