Naval weapon systems
Naval expertise from Rheinmetall
The weapon system is ideally suited for engaging multiple, fast-moving surface targets in an asymmetric environment (swarm attacks). It exceeds the U.S. Navy's defined holding distance requirements for defence against multi-axis approaching attack boats.
In its traditional air defence role, the Millennium Gun covers a wide range of air targets, from small, low radar cross-section targets such as anti-ship guided missiles to fighter jets and helicopters.
SeaSnake 30
The KCE variant SeaSnake 30, a further developed from the KCA shipboard gun within the Rheinmetall Group, adds the common 30 mm x 173 calibre to the portfolio of light naval guns and adds the capability to fire individually programmable fragmentation ammunition (air burst) as a significant combat enhancement and tactical advantage in defence against asymmetric threats to own ship space.
SeaSnake 27
The proven BK 27 on-board gun from the Eurofighter/"Typhoon" or Saab JAS 39 "Gripen" was navalised and integrated into the newly designed light naval gun (MLG-27 4.0) / SeaSnake 27 due to its precision and effectiveness.
The achieved balance between calibre size, firing cadence and effect of the combat ammunition make the BK 27 M a reliable effector and "all-rounder" for naval applications in the defence of own surface units.
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SeaSnake 20
Oerlikon Searanger 20 – remote controlled gun station
The Oerlikon Searanger® 20 is the ideal primary armament for small Coast Guard and maritime police boats for anti-piracy and anti-smuggling operations. It can also be used as a secondary armament on larger vessels for important tasks in close-range defence.
Natter 12.7
The Natter 12.7 weapon station in maritime application serves a wide range of missions from self-securing larger vessels as secondary armament to the main armament of smaller surface units such as command boats or RHIBs.
The integrated FlexEye sensor gives the system its all-weather deployability and supports even highly agile and dynamic
Natter 7.62
Like the Natter 12.7 mm, the lighter version also features the all-weather FlexEye transmitter system.
SeaVision – sensor system platform
The sensor platform can be positioned separately from the weapon, while retaining full functionality, and thus has clear advantages in both individual flexible application and ship integration.
SeaStorm – sensor & data system
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