Upgraded IFV BMP1 TO BMP2

Description

Tactical Specifications Upgraded armored vehicle BMP1, a fully tracked amphibious vehicle, capable of high mobility, is provided with armament and armor protection and deployed to encounter enemy’s ground and aerial targets.Features ● Armed with 30mm gun of double link belt, operated automatically (stabilizer) in azimuth and elevation. ● Provided with a 7.62mm machine gun, mobile and stationary missile launcher and smoke grenade. ● Provided with night and day observation devices. ● Provided with systems of NBC protection, automatic fire fighting and smoke screen. ● Provided with communication and navigation facilities, intercom and gyroscope. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSType of vehicleFull tracked amphibiousWeightMax. 14+2 TType of engineDiesel, 4-stroke, 6-cylinder V-arrangement, water-cooledMax. rated power285 – 300 hp. at 2600 RPMOutput torque883 to 1030N/M at 1500-1600 RPMGearboxMechanical, 5 forward gears, 1 reverse gearMax. speed65 km/hNegotiability of cross trenchesMax. 2.2 mNegotiability of vertical obstacleMax. 70 cmNegotiable gradient35 deg.Negotiable side slope25 deg.Cruising range on paved road500-550 kmPower to weight ratioMin. 20.30 to 21.71 hp./tonNo. of crew3 (driver, gunner & commander) and 7 soldiersOverall dimensions673.5 × 315 × 255 cmSuspension systemTorsion bar and hydraulic shock absorbersElectrical systemNegative body, 24 VPneumatic systemMax. air pressure 135-165 barMin. air pressure14-16 barTURRET SPECIFICATIONS (ARMAMENT)Main armament model and caliberGun 30 mm, 2A42Secondary armament model and caliberPKT 7.62mm M.G coaxial with gunKonkurs anti-tank missile launcherSmoke grenade launcherGun rate of fire(high/low)550 / 200-300 round/min.Gun effective range for ground targets2000 to 4000 m (depending on type of round)Gun effective range for aerial targets1000 mGun feeding mechanism2 separate link beltType of gun ammunitionHighly explosive, tracer anti-personnel, tracer anti-armorGun ammunition allowance500 RoundsGun loading mechanismManual and automatic using primerGun fire coverage360 deg.in azimuth, and 5-75 deg.in elevation