Calibre
Line items supplied in 57 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.
Also written: 57mm
Natures availableHEHEATIlluminatingPractice
A heavy 8×8 infantry fighting vehicle with gross weight from 26 to 36 t, a 711 HP turbocharged engine, adjustable gas-hydraulic suspension, STANAG 4569 Level 4a/4b mine protection and an AU-220M remote weapon station armed with a 57 mm automatic gun and 7.62 mm machine gun.
Unguided 57 mm air-to-air and air-to-ground rocket with high-explosive warhead and UTI-1 impact fuze, fired from tube launchers in honeycomb pods.
Unguided 57 mm hollow-charge aircraft rocket with UTI-2 impact inertial fuze, used against tanks, self-propelled artillery and armoured vehicles.
Universal unguided 57 mm aircraft rocket combining hollow-charge and fragmentation effect, allowing a single rocket type for air and ground missions.
A 57 mm electrically ignited illuminating rocket made up of a parachute and flare section, a time delay unit and a rocket motor, fired from 57 mm straight and helical rocket launchers to illuminate the field during combat operations and for surveillance and identification of vessels during coastal patrol.
Inert practice version of the BR-1-57 aircraft rocket for pilot training, matched in mass, centre of gravity and shape to the service rocket.
Inert practice version of the BR-2-57 hollow-charge aircraft rocket for pilot training, with ballistic trajectory identical to the service rocket.
Inert practice version of the BR-20-57 universal aircraft rocket for pilot training, with ballistic trajectory identical to the service rocket.
57 mm practice rocket with rocket motor and signal head, launched from the inserted barrel of a 128 mm practice rocket for short-range crew training.
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.
