I-52 Mine layer vehicle

I-52 Mine layer vehicle

Infobox Weapon
name= I-52


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origin= UKR
type= Mine-laying vehicle
is_vehicle=yes
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designer= Kriukov Car Building Works
design_date=
manufacturer=Kriukov Car Building Works
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weight=
length= 7.210m
part_length=
width= 2.850m
height= 2.200m
diameter=
crew= 2
armour=
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secondary_armament=
engine=diesel
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suspension=torsion bar
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vehicle_range= 500km
speed= 61.5 km
guidance=

The I-52 is a Mine-laying vehicle designed in Ukraine by the Kriukov Car Building Works.

Purpose and composition

The I-52 Mine-laying vehicle is intended for distant antipersonnel and Anti-tank mine laying. The vehicle ensures mine-laying in all weather and climatic conditions, during daylight or at night, in any temperature and on hilly terrain.The I-52 can also deploy mines while moving. [ [http://www.kvsz.com/en/products/mash/cpec.htm Jsc "Kcbw" - Mine-Laying Vehicle ] ]

The vehicle includes multipurpose chassis MT-LBU and equipment which consists of:
* mine-laying control panel placed in control compartment;
* container unit for transportation and firing of mines from clusters;
* container unit lifting mechanism from traveling position to fire position;
* container adjusting mechanism;
* container unit traversing mechanism.

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