Mortar Bombs

60 mm AD 60C

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60 mm Anti-Diver Mortar Bomb AD 60C

NSN: 1310-50-001-5912

Performance:

  • The Mortar Bomb is an in-water operation and is used for protection of ships and harbors against enemy frogmen.
  • The blast from the highly explosive composition creates a defeat effect within a 100 m radius and shock disorientation up to 300 m.
  • The aluminum body is plastic coated which guarantees much safer handling and storage of the ammunition;
  • The fin stabilizer is made of plastic for increasing the life of the tube of the Mortar weapon system.

 

This Mortar Bomb is fuzed with AF623 (Point detonating, super quick action, boresafe type, muzzle safety distance 40 m) fuze.

 

The Anti-Diver Mortar Bomb AD 60C is intended to be used with any type of smooth bore 60 mm Mortars of NATO Standard – such as COMMANDO Mortar M60CMA, M60MA, M2 and M19, BRANDT model 35, Tampella, Thompson Houston – Hotchkiss – Brandt Commando, M-57, M6H and M6C Hirtenberger, etc.

BASIC CHARACTERISTICS 60 mm AD 60C
Body material Aluminium alloys
Length fuzed, mm 310
Weight fuzed, kg 1.100
Payload Thermobaric composition TBC-3
Radius of defeat, m 100
Radius of Shock effect, m 300
Highest Max Pressure, bar (piezo) 290 (0+2)
Fuze AF 623 arming distance, m not less than 40
Operating Temperature Range, °C

from minus 40 to 50

 

BALLISTIC DATA HE 60C
Maximum Pressure, bar (piezo)   250 (0+2)
Max Range, m 2 347 (0+2)
Muzzle velocity, m/s

197 (0+2)

 

Packing

 

Version 1

One fuzed Mortar Bomb with 2 pcs. increment charges is packed in a plastic airtight container;

20 pcs. containers are arranged in a plastic airtight case.

Version 2

One fuzed Mortar Bomb with 2 pcs. Increment charges is packed in a Plastic Container;

22  pcs. Containers are arranged in a wooden case.
Plastic case dimensions, mm 616x522x182 Wooden case dimensions, mm 420x400x216
Plastic case weight, kg 35 Wooden case weight, kg 22
Plastic case volume, m 3 0.0585 Wooden case volume, m3 0.036
Class of explosion hazard, UN Code 1.2E, UN 0321 Class of explosion hazard: 1.2E, UN 0321