At FMG, we offer a wide variety of 105mm tank ammunition, for both operational and training use. Designed to be fired from all weapons covered by STANAG 4458. All 120mm rounds use a conventional combustible casing, which is the main reason for the ammunition’s excellent internal ballistic performance.

106mm ammunition for the M40A2 and M40A1C 106mm recoilless rifles. 106mm ammunition for firing and target practice. Upon impact with a target, the piezoelectric element generates an electrical charge that activates the PIBD fuze and detonates the projectile’s charge. The resulting detonation produces a jet of high-velocity particles that penetrates the target’s armor.

Discover FMG’s complete catalog of artillery ammunition, including both our combat and training options. The core of our product line consists of 155mm ammunition compatible with all 155mm howitzer systems worldwide. FMG’s artillery ammunition is manufactured under strict quality control processes to ensure its effectiveness and accuracy, successfully hitting targets up to 43 km away.

FMG has the production capacity for 120mm, 81mm, and 60mm mortar rounds. FMG’s mortar rounds are designed to destroy lightly armored targets, machine-gun nests, field fortifications, infantry units in trenches, and units concealed behind natural obstacles, especially in mountainous and forested terrain. Our 81-mm HE mortar shells were developed in collaboration with the Slovak Ministry of Defense. The 120-mm mortar shells, on the other hand, were developed in the former Czechoslovakia.

At FMG, we manufacture special M4A2 propellant charges for 155-mm artillery ammunition. Our charges consist of approximately 6 kg of M1 single-base gunpowder, divided into five charges, which are tied together with textile straps, and a primer charge at the bottom completes the assembly.

Productos destinados a la eliminación de artefactos explosivos, diseñados para la retirada y neutralización de municiones sin explotar, artefactos explosivos improvisados y otros materiales peligrosos. Los más utilizados son las cargas perforantes, que sirven para reducir la onda expansiva de la explosión y destruir las municiones o explosivos. Son utilizados tanto por el ejército como por unidades policiales especializadas.