Line items supplied in 155 mm, each with a dedicated page carrying the technical data available for that item so a tender line can be matched by designation before any correspondence begins. The same calibre appears under several names depending on the army and the standard; all of them are listed below and all reach these items. Quotations are issued to government end-users and licensed entities against a government-issued export licence and a verified End-User Certificate.
A separate-loaded 155 mm round pairing a high-explosive projectile M101 with an MC zone 9 propellant charge, intended for the destruction of personnel, light fortifications and unarmoured or lightly armoured vehicles.
A separately loaded 155 mm round pairing the illuminating projectile M485A2, assembled with an illuminating torch, with propellant charge M3A1 to light the battlefield; its electronic time fuze UTE M10 is timed with a UTIF setter before firing from the 155 mm howitzers M109/M126A1, M109A1/M185 and M198/M199.
Fuze
electronic time fuze UTE M10, set with UTIF setter
Calibre
155 mm
Projectile muzzle velocity
385 m/s (M109/M126A1), 381.7 m/s (M109A1/M185), 380.1 m/s (M198/M199)
A separately loaded 155 mm round combining the white phosphorus projectile M110A2 with propellant charge M3A1 to create a smoke screen on the battlefield, fired from the 155 mm howitzers M109/M126A1, M109A1/M185 and M198/M199.
Maximum range
9800 m (M109/M126A1), 9800 m (M109A1/M185), 9800 m (M198/M199)
A modular 8x8 truck-mounted 155 mm self-propelled gun-howitzer for fire support at greater distances, firing 12 rounds in less than 4 minutes at a rate of 4 rounds per minute, powered by a turbocharged V-8 diesel at a gross vehicle weight under 40 tonnes and optionally fitted with the latest generation navigation and orientation equipment.
A modular 155 mm self-propelled gun-howitzer for fire support against tactically, operationally and strategically significant targets, reaching 18.4 km with HE M107, 32.4 km with HE ERFB-BT and 41.1 km with HE ERFB-BB, firing up to 4 rounds per minute with 12 rounds in the autoloader plus 24 in stowage and a crew of five.
Conversion of the 130 mm M-46 gun into a 155 mm/45 calibre fire support weapon by replacing the barrel, breech block and muzzle brake, redesigning the counter-recoil sealing system and fitting a new sighting system, giving a 34% increase in range while retaining crew training, operation and maintenance similar to the original gun.
A fully automated 155 mm self-propelled fire support artillery weapon formed by integrating a 52-calibre JBMOU-compliant weapon module with a 23-litre chamber onto an 8x8 chassis, controlled from the vehicle cabin, with a 12-round automatic loader plus 12 rounds on the vehicle, MRSI of 4 rounds at 25 km, 6 rounds per minute and up to 52 km range with VLAP projectiles.
Barrel length (standard / longer-range)
52 / 52 calibres
Powder-chamber volume (standard / longer-range)
23 / 25 L
Range with ERFB projectile (standard / longer-range)
Point-detonating mechanical fuze of superquick, inertia and delay action for the 155 mm M107 projectile, waterproof, mass approx. 710 g.
Fuze type
PD (point-detonating), mechanical
Action type
Superquick, inertia and delay 0.020 to 0.050 s
Ammunition compatibility
Artillery projectile cal. 155 mm M107
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All data provided for information purposes; final specification is defined per contract. Full technical data sheets are issued on request against a stated end-user.