76 mm Smoke Grenade Launcher System TDG-76-SGL — 4–16 Launchers, 90°–360° Coverage
Model
TDG-76-SGL
Calibre
76 mm
Weight
2.3 kg ± 0.5 kg
Power supply
28 VDC nominal (16–32 VDC)
Communication
CANBUS (J1939)
Protection angle
90° · 120° · 180° · 360°
Number of launchers
Minimum 4, maximum 16
MTBF
Minimum 250,000 hours
Operating temperature
-40 °C to +70 °C
Military standards
MIL-STD-461G · 810G · 1275E
Company:ITAR-FreeNCAGE: TM885
Overview
Product and Purpose
The TEDEG 76 mm Smoke Grenade Launcher System (TDG-76-SGL) is a remotely fired smoke screening system for military vehicles and platforms. Its job is to block the enemy's line of sight, conceal the movement of units and give the vehicle a safe window to manoeuvre.
On the modern battlefield, keeping units concealed and protected is among the highest priorities. TDG-76-SGL was developed for exactly that need and is used in both defensive and offensive tactical operations. The system can be integrated into land and naval vehicles. Each platform is fitted with 4 to 16 launchers, configured to provide 90°, 120°, 180° or 360° smoke coverage.
All launchers are managed from a remote control unit inside the vehicle. The operator can fire launchers individually, in groups or all at once, and can switch between manual and automatic modes. With CANBUS (J1939), the system communicates with the vehicle's other electronic systems over the same data bus.
Engineering Capability
Launcher and electrical data:
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | TDG-76-SGL |
| Calibre | 76 mm |
| Weight | 2.3 kg ± 0.5 kg |
| Power supply | 28 VDC nominal (16–32 VDC) |
| Power consumption (nominal) | 120 mA ± 20 mA @ 28 VDC |
| Power consumption in firing mode | 6 A ± 2 A @ 28 VDC |
| Communication | CANBUS (J1939) |
| MTBF | Minimum 250,000 hours |
Environmental resistance:
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Coating | Zinc-nickel |
| Operating temperature | −40 °C … +70 °C |
| Humidity | 95% |
| Vibration and shock resistance | Yes |
| Military condition resistance | MIL-STD-461G, MIL-STD-810G, MIL-STD-1275E |
These three standards bear directly on the system's place on the vehicle: MIL-STD-461G covers electromagnetic compatibility (EMI/EMC), MIL-STD-810G environmental resistance, and MIL-STD-1275E the characteristics of the 28 VDC military vehicle power bus.
Configuration and control:
- Flexible protection angle: 90°, 120°, 180° or 360° smoke screen around the vehicle
- Scalable layout: Minimum 4, maximum 16 launchers
- Firing options: Individually, in groups or all launchers at once
- Operating modes: Manual and automatic
- Vehicle integration: Communication with vehicle electronics over CANBUS (J1939)
- Fast response: The advanced firing mechanism allows smoke to be deployed without delay in an emergency
Remote control unit:
The remote control unit has a CAN-Bus communication infrastructure and is fitted with military-grade connectors. The front panel carries the following elements:
| No | Element |
|---|---|
| 1 | Power on/off LED |
| 2 | On/off switch |
| 3 | Left smoke grenade group fire button |
| 4 | Ammunition indicator (present/absent) |
| 5 | All smoke ammunition fire button |
| 6 | Right smoke grenade group fire button |
| 7 | Arm/safe status indicator LED |
| 8 | Arm/safe mode select switch |
The arm/safe select switch and status LED show the operator at a glance whether the system is ready to fire. The ammunition indicator shows whether ammunition is loaded.
Cleaning and maintenance kit:
The system's maintenance kit contains a wire brush, a hex key set, an ammunition test simulator, snap ring pliers and a cleaning brush. It brings together the basic tools needed to clean the launchers and carry out routine checks on the system.
Typical Applications
- Military operations: Concealing unit movements and obstructing enemy vision, in both offensive and defensive actions
- Border security: Concealment and security in border areas; quick response to threats and support in preventing smuggling and unauthorised entry
- Tactical training: Realistic scenarios on training areas to raise unit readiness
- Military land vehicles: A smoke screen configurable from 90° to 360° around the vehicle
- Naval vehicles: Integrated smoke protection for naval platforms
The TEDEG Advantage
What sets TDG-76-SGL apart is that the number of launchers and the protection angle can be chosen to suit the platform. Rather than designing separate smoke grenade launcher systems for each vehicle type, the same launcher and control architecture scales from a 4-launcher directional screen to full 360° coverage with 16 launchers.
CANBUS (J1939) integration lets the system communicate over the vehicle's existing data bus. The 16–32 VDC input range and MIL-STD-1275E resistance suit the 28 VDC vehicle power network. The zinc-nickel coating, 95% humidity rating and −40 °C … +70 °C operating range are designed for harsh field conditions.
For audible and visual warnings on the same vehicle, see the T-Light Programmable Warning Unit; for other platform solutions, browse the Tactical Systems category.
Corporate assurance: TEDEG Defence is an approved supplier of ASELSAN, Roketsan and the Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MSB), with NATO supplier registration under NCAGE: TM885.
Specifications
| Model | TDG-76-SGL |
| Calibre | 76 mm |
| Weight | 2.3 kg ± 0.5 kg |
| Power supply | 28 VDC nominal (16–32 VDC) |
| Communication | CANBUS (J1939) |
| Protection angle | 90° · 120° · 180° · 360° |
| Number of launchers | Minimum 4, maximum 16 |
| MTBF | Minimum 250,000 hours |
| Operating temperature | -40 °C to +70 °C |
| Military standards | MIL-STD-461G · 810G · 1275E |
MIL-STD Compliance
MIL-STD-1275E
28 VDC Vehicle Electrical SystemsMIL-STD-461G
EMI/EMCMIL-STD-810G
EnvironmentalSee Certifications & Quality for our test and validation approach, and our Test & Validation service for programme-specific testing.
Datasheet
Engineering Support
Our engineering services can adapt this product to your platform, integrate it or test it against your programme requirements.
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FAQ
How many launchers can the system have, and at what angles?+
The system is fitted with a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 16 launchers. The smoke screen can be configured to provide 90°, 120°, 180° or 360° protection. The number and layout of launchers are set according to the platform's needs.
How are the launchers fired?+
Firing is carried out from the remote control unit inside the vehicle. Launchers can be fired individually, in groups or all at once. The front panel has separate fire buttons for the left group, the right group and all ammunition, plus an arm/safe mode select switch and status LED. The system operates in manual and automatic modes.
How does it connect to the vehicle electronics?+
The system communicates with the vehicle's other electronic systems over CANBUS (J1939). It runs on a 28 VDC nominal (16–32 VDC) supply; at 28 VDC it draws 120 mA ± 20 mA nominally and 6 A ± 2 A in firing mode. MIL-STD-1275E is the reference for military vehicle power conditions.
What environmental conditions can it withstand?+
It is designed for −40 °C … +70 °C operation and 95% humidity, and is resistant to vibration and shock. Military condition resistance is to MIL-STD-461G, MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-1275E. The body has a zinc-nickel coating and the MTBF is at least 250,000 hours.
What is supplied for maintenance?+
The system's cleaning and maintenance kit includes a wire brush, a hex key set, an ammunition test simulator, snap ring pliers and a cleaning brush. The kit is intended for cleaning the launchers and for routine checks in the field.


