
82 mm CS irritant can KD-M90
CS-filled irritant can launched from an 82 mm vehicle launcher for crowd control over a 75-100 m area.
- Mass
- 1140 g
- Diameter
- 82 mm
- Height
- 152 mm
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CS irritant grenades are the core less-lethal tool for dispersing crowds in the open or clearing enclosed spaces. This range covers burning-type hand grenades in several sizes, from the 80 g RB-M2 and the three-section RBT-CS to the 240 g RB-M1 and the 105 g BRS M79 AG-1, together with the RB-FK and BRS M79 AF-1S burst grenades that release formulated CS powder. The LRB-MR3 can be thrown or launched from a 38 mm weapon with an adapter, while the 82 mm KD-M90 can and the KODS M3, M4 and KODPS ground cans cover wide-area contamination, the KODS cans also serving chemical-condition training.

CS-filled irritant can launched from an 82 mm vehicle launcher for crowd control over a 75-100 m area.

Spherical rubber-bodied grenade that bursts to release a cloud of powdered formulated CS without thermal generation.

A chemical hand grenade with a 105 g CS filling that burns for about 80 seconds, used by military and police units in riot control to temporarily incapacitate an unprotected crowd in open or enclosed areas.

CS irritant grenade for hand activation or launch from a 38 mm weapon with a special adapter, with an effective range of 110 ± 30 m.

Ground-emplaced CS smoke cans in three sizes for chemical-condition training and wide-area irritant contamination.

A rapid-emission CS hand grenade carrying 120 g of pyrotechnic irritant mixture to contaminate an area and temporarily disable a crowd through severe eye and respiratory irritation without injury.

A compact burst hand grenade whose body opens after a delay to release 60 g of formulated CS powder, contaminating an area and temporarily disabling a crowd without injury.

A burning-type CS hand grenade holding 240 g of pyrotechnic mixture to contaminate an area and temporarily disable a crowd without injury.

Compact aluminium-bodied thermal-generating CS hand grenade for temporary incapacitation of crowds indoors and outdoors.

A three-section CS hand grenade for crowd-control operations that contaminates an area in the open or indoors, emitting irritant smoke for about 20 seconds to temporarily disable an unprotected crowd without injury.
Tenders usually specify the release mechanism first. Burning-type grenades such as the RB-M1, RB-BD, RB-M2, RBT-CS and BRS M79 AG-1 use a pyrotechnic mixture that generates a CS aerosol; the models that state an emission time (RBT-CS, RB-M2, BRS M79 AG-1) burn for 20 to 80 seconds, which suits open-area dispersal. Burst-type grenades such as the RB-FK and BRS M79 AF-1S open the body with a few grams of bursting charge after a 3.0 ± 0.5 s delay and release formulated CS-1 powder; the BRS M79 AF-1S is specified as releasing its cloud without thermal generation.
The figures that matter in a comparison are the mass of active loading, from 60 g (RB-FK) to 4 kg (KODS M4), the emission time, the delay, fixed at 3.0 ± 0.5 s on every hand grenade here, and the body type. Spherical rubber bodies roll and bounce to prevent throw-back, the aluminium body keeps the RB-M2 at 210 g, and the RBT-CS splits into three 20 g loadings. Every model lists a five-year shelf life, and all but the KODS cans specify waterproof carton packaging; several also carry a UN transport classification.
CS is the irritant agent used in burning-type grenades, where the pyrotechnic mixture disperses it as an aerosol. In this range CS-1 denotes a formulated CS powder used in burst-type grenades such as the RB-FK and BRS M79 AF-1S, whose body opens under a small bursting charge to release the powder; the BRS M79 AF-1S is specified as doing so without thermal generation.
Yes. The LRB-MR3 is a dual-role grenade that can be thrown by hand or launched from a 38 mm weapon with a special adapter and ejecting cartridge, reaching 110 ± 30 m. The KD-M90 is launched only from an 82 mm vehicle launcher with a minimum range of 100 m, and the KODS cans are emplaced on the ground rather than thrown.