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related enterprises

related enterprises describes the cooperating Soviet and Russian rocket-artillery production organizations named alongside NPO Splav in public sourcing for the 9K510 illumination system. The available sources identify an industrial network rather than a single incorporated manufacturer, with work centered on Grad-family 122 mm illumination rockets, portable launch equipment, and the supporting components needed to field a short-range battlefield lighting system.

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The clearest public reference is the 9K510 portable illumination system, which Missilery attributes to specialists from NPO Splav and related enterprises. That system combined the 9M42 unguided illumination rocket with a launcher and launch panel, giving Soviet forces a portable way to place a parachute-suspended flare over a target area for roughly 90 seconds.

The phrase belongs to the wider Soviet/Russian multiple-rocket industrial base around Splav rather than to a separately identifiable export brand. Supporting references on the connected 9M42 rocket and the U.S. Army ODIN 9P132/9K510 page place the public catalog connection in Grad-family 122 mm rockets, portable one-round launchers, and illumination ammunition rather than in vehicle-mounted salvo launchers alone.

122 mm rocket artillery ammunitionportable illumination rocket systemsGrad-family support equipmentSoviet/Russian rocket-artillery production network

Notable Systems

9K510 illumination system, Portable 122 mm battlefield illumination rocket system, Artillery

9K510 illumination system

Portable 122 mm battlefield illumination rocket system

Portable 122 mm illumination system attributed by Missilery to NPO Splav and related enterprises, with a 9M42 rocket, launcher, and launch panel.

Sources: 9K510 Portable Jet System
122 mm 9M42 Grad rocket, Illumination rocket, Munitions

122 mm 9M42 Grad rocket

Illumination rocket

Illuminating Grad-family rocket documented with a parachute-suspended lighting element, 1,000-5,000 m range, and 90-second illumination time.

Sources: 9K510 Portable Jet System, CAT-UXO 122mm 9m42 grad rocket

Manufacturer History

  1. 9K510 development completed

    Missilery reports that NPO Splav specialists and related enterprises completed development of the 9K510 portable illumination system in 1989.

    Sources: 9K510 Portable Jet System

  2. Illumination system accepted into service

    The same source states that the Commander-in-Chief of the Army adopted the 9K510 system by Order No. 048 on December 29, 1989.

    Sources: 9K510 Portable Jet System

Website links
NPO Splav official site9K510 source referenceU.S. Army ODIN 9P132/9K510 reference

Open sources do not identify related enterprises as a standalone legal entity with its own headquarters or separate website. Public evidence ties the wording to a cooperating-enterprise network around NPO Splav for the connected 9K510 and 9M42 records; headquarters and map coordinates are omitted for that reason.

Manufacturer Sources

  • 9K510 Portable Jet SystemPublisher: Missilery.info | Note: Supports the NPO Splav and related-enterprises development attribution, 1989 completion and adoption events, system composition, and 9M42 illumination specifications. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • CAT-UXO 122mm 9m42 grad rocketPublisher: CAT-UXO | Note: Supports the connected 9M42 rocket as a Russian 122 mm illuminating Grad rocket with base-ejecting, parachute-suspended construction. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • 9P132 Russian 122mm One-Round Rocket LauncherPublisher: OE Data Integration Network | Note: Supports the U.S. Army ODIN description of the 9P132/9K510 one-round portable launcher context for the 9M42 illumination rocket. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Splav State Research & Production Association FSUEPublisher: Army Guide | Note: Provides background on Splav as a Russian multiple-rocket launcher systems designer and producer, useful context for the related-enterprises production-network wording. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Rostec Brings Tornado-G to the International MarketPublisher: Rostec | Note: Official Rostec background on the modern Russian Grad/Tornado-G multiple-rocket lineage and its export context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • File:122 mm raketti Hameenlinna 1.JPGPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance for the public-domain 122 mm rocket photograph used on this manufacturer page. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

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Artillery

Tube artillery, rocket artillery, and long-range ground fires.

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9K510 illumination system, Portable 122 mm battlefield illumination rocket system, Artillery9K510 illumination systemPortable 122 mm battlefield illumination rocket systemBuilt in: Soviet Union / RussiaThe 9K510 illumination system is a Soviet portable 122 mm battlefield-lighting rocket system built around the 9M42 unguided illumination projectile, a 2P132 launcher, and a 9P611 launch panel. Public references treat it as a Grad-P-derived support system for night operations rather than a vehicle-mounted salvo launcher, and Missilery attributes development to NPO Splav and related enterprises before Soviet Army adoption in December 1989.

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Munitions

Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.

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