  The INTEGRAL satellite, during its regular scanning observations of the
Galactic plane, has discovered several new X-ray sources emitting above 20 keV.
The nature of the great majority of them is still unknown. Here we report on
the likely low energy counterpart, observed with ASCA in 1994 and 1997, of one
of these sources,IGRJ16195-4945. The ASCA source is faint
(Flux~10^-11erg/cm2/s), highly absorbed (NH~10^23cm-2) and has a rather hard
spectrum (photon index$\sim$0.6).These spectral properties are suggestive of a
neutron star in a High Mass X-ray Binary. Our analysis of all the public
INTEGRAL data of IGRJ16195-4945 shows that this source is variable and was in a
high state with a 20-40 keV flux of 17mCrab in two occasions in March 2003.
