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DURO IIIP Ist Ein Geschütztes Hochmobiles Und Sehr Geländegängiges Takti- Sches Militärfahrzeug

GESCHÜTZTES TAKTISCHES MILITÄRFAHRZEUG Der MOWAG DURO IIIP ist ein geschütztes hochmobiles und sehr geländegängiges taktisches Militärfahrzeug. Der Name DURO steht für DUrable (dauerhaft) und RObust. Selbst in schwerstem Gelände fährt sich der DURO sicher und zuverlässig in jeder Situation. Mit seiner einzigartig modularen Konstruktion kann der DURO in unterschiedlichsten Konfigu- rationen so aufgebaut werden, um damit zahl- reiche Einsatzanforderungen mit einem einzi- gen Fahrzeug erfüllen zu können. Mittels ver- schiedenen Aufbauten kann der DURO zum Beispiel zum Mannschaftstransporter, Kom- mando- und Kontrollfahrzeug, Logistik- oder Ambulanzfahrzeug ausgestattet werden. DURO IIIP 6x6 DURO IIIP 6x6 TECHNISCHE DATEN Gewichte Motor Optionale Ausrüstung Leergewicht: 9500 kg Hersteller: Cummins • Seilwinde Zuladung: 2000 kg Typ: ISB 5.9L Turbo • Zentrales Reifendruck-Regulier- Total Kampfgewicht: 11500 kg Common Rail system (CTIS) Bauart: 4-Takt / Diesel • Klimaanlage Zylinder: 6 • Vorwärmanlage Abmessungen Leistung: 184 kW (245 PS) • ABC Überdruckanlage • Notstromaggregat Gesamtlänge: 6.59 m • Reifen mit schusssicherer Notlauf- Höhe: 2.65 m Getriebe einalge Gesamtbreite: 2.16 m • GPS Radstand: 3.53 m Hersteller: Allison • Vorbereitungen für unterschiedliche 1.20 m Typ: S 2000 taktische Funksysteme Bodenfreiheit: 0.40 m Funktion: 5-Gang automatisch Böschungswinkel vorne: 45° Böschungswinkel hinten:47° Ballistischer Schutz Anzahl Sitze in Fahrwerk und Aufhängung der Fahrerkabine: 2 Gegen leichtes Maschinengewehr- Antrieb: Permanent, feuer und Artilleriegranatspliter; 6 Räder gegen Personenminen Fahrzeugleistungen Verteilergetriebe: 2-Gang Gepanzerter Aufbau entwickelt und Differential: Torsen, selbstsperrend hergestellt von Rheinmetall Land- Höchstgeschwindigkeit systeme GmbH Strassengang: 100 km/h De-Dion Achsen mit Stirnrad-Radan- Geländegang: 55 km/h trieben, patentierter Wankstabilisator Steigfähigkeit: 60% Wendekreis: 16.0 m Bremsen: pneumatisch- Treibstofftank, Inhalt: 180 Liter hydraulische Scheiben- Reichweite auf bremsen mit ABS der Strasse: 600 km Lenkung: hydraulisch unterstützt Leistungsgewicht: 21.3 PS/t Reifen: 335 / 80 R 20 MOWAG GmbH Unterseestrasse 65, 8280 Kreuzlingen, Switzerland Telefon: +41 (0)71 677 55 00, Fax: +41 (0)71 672 28 86 www.mowag.ch Änderungen vorbehalten. 04.2006 de.

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