Supply domain
This domain of the catalogue covers the initiation components listed for artillery and mortar ammunition and for aircraft bombs. Line items include mechanical point-detonating fuzes, electronic time and proximity fuzes, multifunctional fuzes, percussion and electro-percussion gun primers, fuze setting devices and one anti-tank mine. Each entry carries the designation its record gives, where there is one, together with the figures its own source records, which may include the ammunition named, mass, connecting thread, safety distances and stated storage life.
The artillery fuze line items cover the UTIU, UTI, UT-PE, UB and UTE designation families listed for gun and howitzer projectiles. UTIU M15, UTIU M02, UTIU M02-P1, UTIU M85P1, UTIU-M72 B1 (AU-18) and UTI M68P1 are mechanical point-detonating fuzes; UT-PE M69 and UT-PE M87P1 are piezoelectric fuzes recorded for HEAT-T shells; UB M12 is a proximity fuze with contact-impact back-up; UTE M03 is an electronic time fuze supplied with a booster. Each record carries the figures its own source sets down, and names projectiles where the source lists them.
Point-detonating mechanical fuze of superquick, inertia and delay action for the 155 mm M107 projectile, waterproof, mass approx. 710 g.
Artillery proximity fuze functioning at 4 to 16 m burst height with contact-impact backup, electronic safety and 100 calibre muzzle safety.
Piezoelectric superquick nose fuze for 90 mm and 100 mm HEAT-T shells, with interrupted explosive train and short-circuited electrodetonator.
Piezoelectric superquick fuze for 122 mm 3BK-13 and 125 mm 3BK-14M HEAT-T shells, supplied as piezogenerator and bottom part.
Microprocessor electronic time fuze with booster for 105 to 155 mm HE, smoke, practice and cargo artillery projectiles, 3 to 200 s setting.
Point-detonating mechanical artillery fuze of superquick action for 76 mm HE projectiles, airtight, mass approx. 358 g.
Point-detonating mechanical fuze of superquick and delay action for 105 mm HE ER M02 and HE ER-BB M02 projectiles.
Point-detonating mechanical fuze of superquick and delay action for 105 mm HE M1 and 155 mm HE M107 projectiles.
Point-detonating mechanical fuze of superquick and delay action for non-rotating HE projectiles of 100, 115 and 125 mm, mass 410 g.
Point-detonating mechanical fuze of superquick, inertia and delay action for 122, 130 and 152 mm projectiles, set by sleeve turning and cap removal.
The mortar fuze line items run across the UT-M68, UT-M88, UT M18, PD UTU-M93, UTU M93P1, TP-M67 P1, ETSQ M365 and MBU M18 designations. UT-M68 P1 is a superquick impact fuze, while UT-M68 P2 and UT-M88P1 are mechanical point-detonating impact fuzes with superquick action; PD UTU-M93 P1 and PD UTU-M93N add a superquick or delay mode chosen by a mode selector, and UTU M93P1 records superquick and delay action; TP-M67 P1 is a zirconium-based pyrotechnic time fuze offered in 60 mm and 81/82 mm versions; ETSQ M365 is an electronic time fuze; MBU M18 is a proximity fuze; and UT M18 carries the mechanical interfaces the source records between shell and container.
Zirconium-based pyrotechnic time fuze for 60 mm illuminating and long-smoking mortar shells, settable from 5 to 35 s.
Zirconium-based pyrotechnic time fuze for 81/82 mm illuminating and long-smoking mortar shells, settable from 5 to 38 s.
Microprocessor-based electronic time fuze for illuminating and high-smoke mortar shells of 60, 81/82 and 120 mm, set without activating the battery.
Battery-powered mechanical-electronic mortar proximity fuze with point-detonating and 2 to 5 m burst-height proximity modes, set contactlessly.
Mechanical point-detonating mortar fuze with superquick or delay action and metric M43 x 2 connecting thread, 12.5 g detonator charge.
Mechanical point-detonating mortar fuze with selectable superquick or delay action, interrupted explosive train and arming status indicator.
Superquick impact mortar fuze with interrupted explosive train and removable transport safety element, permanently screwed to the shell.
Mechanical point-detonating superquick mortar fuze, 175 g, with interrupted explosive train and 8 m muzzle safety.
Mechanical point-detonating superquick mortar fuze for HE and smoke shells, with hard transport safety element and status indicator.
Mechanical point-detonating mortar fuze with superquick and delay action, 13.2 g detonator charge and 1 bar moisture proofness.
A mechanical point-detonating fuze with safety and arming device that lets standard 60 mm, 81/82 mm and 120 mm HE mortar shells be dropped from an aircraft-mounted carrier, providing superquick fragmentation action and the mechanical interfaces between shell and container.
This group holds the nine line items the source records simply as fuzes. UB M16 is a proximity fuze working on the Doppler effect and UMF M16 a multifunctional fuze combining proximity, timing and superquick impact. UTE M10A1, UTE M03 without booster and UTE M10 without booster are electronic time fuzes with setting ranges recorded between 3 and 200 s. UTIU M72B2 and UTIU M72B3 are mechanical point-detonating nose fuzes of 0.42 kg. AUFK M-91 and the vAF-M17 with its vFI-M17 initiator are bomb fuzes. Where a mass is stated it runs from 0.42 kg to about 2 kg.
An impact, inertia-type electronic-mechanical fuze for high-explosive aircraft bombs with or without a drag chute, offering super-quick (T) and delay (U) action selectable by a manual mode selector and fitted with an armed/unarmed status indicator.
Nose-mounted electronic proximity fuze with secondary contact-superquick action for 105 mm to 155 mm high-explosive artillery projectiles, working on the Doppler effect of radio waves with selectable sensitivity levels and a blocking function over the last 2.5 seconds of flight.
Nose-mounted electronic time fuze with secondary contact action for timed artillery projectiles of all calibres from 76 to 203 mm with a 2"-12UNS-1A thread, set wirelessly with a setter that also selects the function.
Nose-mounted multifunctional electronic fuze for 105 mm to 155 mm high-explosive artillery projectiles, offering proximity, timing and superquick impact action selected with a setter, with a blocking function active over the last 2.5 seconds of flight.
Microprocessor electronic time fuze without booster for 105 to 155 mm illuminating, smoke HC, cargo and leaflet projectiles, 3 to 200 s setting.
Microprocessor electronic time fuze without booster for 105 to 155 mm illuminating, smoke HC, cargo and leaflet projectiles, mass approx. 770 g.
Mechanical point-detonating nose fuze with superquick, inertia and delay action, settable to superquick or delay, for assembling HE projectiles of 85 mm, 100 mm, 122 mm, 130 mm and 152 mm for guns and howitzers, with extended muzzle safety of min 50 m and arming at max 300 m.
Mechanical point-detonating nose fuze with superquick, inertia and delay action, settable to superquick or delay, for assembling HE projectiles with and without base-bleed in calibres 85 mm, 100 mm, 122 mm, 130 mm and 152 mm for guns and howitzers.
An inertial electro-mechanical aerial bomb fuze with a microcontroller and an interrupted explosive chain that keeps the detonator physically isolated until arming, paired with a top-mounted initiator, offering arming delays from 2 to 25 seconds and detonation delays from instantaneous to 1000 seconds.
The primer line items belong to the KT and KT-EU designation families. KT M1, KT M02, KT M28A2, KT M28P1, KT M71 and KT M82P2 are percussion primers; KT-EU M84 is an electro-percussion primer that also records a 20 V pulse and a firing circuit of 1 to 3.6 ohms. Every entry names the powder as black powder N°1 or N°7, gives the powder mass, the primer mass, the height and the diameter, and states the energy at which action is recorded, a figure that falls between 1.04 J and 2.1 J across the seven.
A mechanical percussion gun primer made of brass, intended for assembling 105 mm HE M1, 105 mm WP M60 and 105 mm illuminating M314A4 ammunition.
A mechanical percussion gun primer intended for assembling 155 mm ammunition, firing at a minimum activation energy of 1.04 J.
An electro-percussion gun primer intended for initiating the base charge, working either on 2.1 J impact energy or through a firing circuit of 1 to 3.6 ohms resistance.
Mechanical percussion gun primer charged with 23.6 g of black powder, up to 290 mm long and developing a mean powder gas working pressure of 2650 bar.
Mechanical percussion gun primer charged with 6.3 g of black powder, up to 94.24 mm high with a 15.75 mm rim diameter and a mass of 69 g.
Mechanical percussion gun primer charged with 19.4 g of black powder, up to 260.6 mm long and developing a mean powder gas working pressure of 2305 bar.
Airtight percussion gun primer for initiating the propellant charge of 57 mm, 76 mm, 85 mm, 100 mm, 122 mm, 130 mm and 152 mm gun and howitzer ammunition, safe in all conditions of transport, storage and use.
Three line items sit outside the fuze and primer families. The UTIF time setter is an autonomous 3.6 V device recorded for the ETSQ M365 electronic time fuze, covering 5 to 99.9 s in steps of 0.1 s with non-contact transfer and a video display of the set time. The time and function setter is a hand-held unit of 0.6 kg or less covering proximity, time and point-detonation modes over a 3.2 to 200 s range. TMA-4 is an antimagnetic anti-tank mine of 6.3 kg with a 5.5 kg cast TNT charge, packed four per barrel.
Antimagnetic TMA-4 anti-tank mine for destroying tanks and other fighting and transport vehicles, with a 5.5 kg cast TNT charge and 100 to 200 daN activation force.
Hand-held setter that selects time and function mode of multifunctional artillery fuzes over a non-contact two-way link.
Autonomous electronic setter for the ETSQ M365 electronic time fuze, with non-contact data transfer and video display of the set time.
