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| Application No. | Application Title | Issue Date |
| 20110146523 | HIGH-LETHALITY LOW COLLATERAL DAMAGE FRAGMENTATION WARHEAD The present invention provides a high-lethality low collateral damage fragmentation warhead. The case is formed of a material that is pulverized upon detonation of the explosive. As a result, the lethality radius of the pulverized case fragments is no greater than that ... | 06/23/2011 |
| 20090078147 | METHOD OF INITIATING EXTERNAL EXPLOSIVE CHARGES AND EXPLOSIVE-CHARGED ACTION ELEMENTS FOR THESE. The present invention relates to a method of initiating explosive charges by means of splinter bodies (5) directed towards these at high speed by an external explosion. According to the invention, these splinter bodies (5) are given large surfaces or broad... | 03/26/2009 |
| 20070006768 | Mushroom warhead A warhead including a first section with a dish-shaped first fragmentation layer, and a second section with a barrel-shaped second fragmentation layer. ... | 01/11/2007 |
| 20060054047 | Universal KE projectile, in particular for medium caliber munitions It is proposed to combine the cascade effect of frangible pellets with sub-projectiles made of ductile heavy metal, that is, to produce a munition in which the advantages of for example frangible pellets of a central penetrator are combined with the advantages of the du... | 03/16/2006 |
| 20050022687 | Flechette packing assembly A flechette packing assembly utilizing a flechette projectile having its aerodynamic stabilization elements within the body mass and below the body surface with a packing orientation of a 90-degree right angle to the intended axis of projection. The packing assembly of ... | 02/03/2005 |
