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Sevmash Weapon Systems

Weapon systems and military equipment built by Sevmash.

7 weapon systems

Delta III-class submarine, Ballistic missile submarine, Naval Systems

Various ConflictsDelta III-class submarineBallistic missile submarineBuilt in: Soviet UnionThe Delta III-class submarine is the NATO reporting name for the Soviet Project 667BDR Kalmar, a nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine built at Sevmash in Severodvinsk. FAS says the class carried 16 R-29R missiles, could fire any number of missiles in a single salvo, and introduced a MIRV-capable Soviet SSBN design that remains a reference point for Russia's aging strategic submarine force.

Akula-class submarine, Nuclear-powered attack submarine, Naval Systems

Syrian Civil WarAkula-class submarineNuclear-powered attack submarineBuilt in: RussiaThe Akula-class submarine is the NATO reporting name for the Soviet-designed Project 971 Shchuka-B nuclear-powered attack submarine. Built by Amur Shipbuilding Plant and Sevmash, the class used a double-hull design, combined torpedo and cruise-missile armament, and a mission set focused on anti-submarine and anti-shipping warfare.

Borei-class submarine, Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), Naval Systems

Various ConflictsBorei-class submarineNuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN)Built in: RussiaThe Borei-class submarine is Russia's Project 955/A nuclear-powered ballistic-missile submarine family, built by Sevmash and designed by Rubin. NTI describes the class as 170 meters long, capable of 29 knots submerged, and armed with 16 Bulava SLBMs, while the improved Borei-A boats add quieter propulsion and updated control systems.

Delta IV-class submarine, Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine class, Naval Systems

Various ConflictsDelta IV-class submarineNuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine classBuilt in: Soviet Union / RussiaThe Delta IV-class submarine is a Soviet-designed, Russian-operated nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine class built at Sevmash from 1985 to 1992. NTI says the Russian Navy still fields seven boats in the Northern Fleet, and the class carries 16 SLBMs plus 533 mm torpedo tubes.

Oscar II-class submarine, Nuclear-powered cruise missile submarine, Naval Systems

Syrian Civil WarOscar II-class submarineNuclear-powered cruise missile submarineBuilt in: RussiaThe Oscar II-class submarine is the NATO reporting name for the Soviet and Russian Project 949A Antey nuclear-powered cruise missile submarine. Designed by Rubin and built by Sevmash, the class was created to attack carrier battle groups with 24 P-700 Granit anti-ship cruise missiles and remains one of the largest SSGN families ever fielded.

Yasen / Yasen-M, Nuclear-powered cruise missile submarine, Naval Systems

Russia-Ukraine WarYasen / Yasen-MNuclear-powered cruise missile submarineBuilt in: RussiaYasen / Yasen-M is Russia's family of fourth-generation nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines, designed by Malakhit and built by Sevmash. The lead boat Severodvinsk entered service in 2014, and later Yasen-M boats added a modernized sensor fit and new cruise-missile carriage options.

Sarov-class submarine, Special-purpose submarine, Naval Systems

Various ConflictsSarov-class submarineSpecial-purpose submarineBuilt in: RussiaThe Sarov-class submarine is Russia's B-90 Project 20120 special-purpose submarine, a one-off hybrid diesel-electric and nuclear test boat built by Krasnoye Sormovo and Sevmash under Rubin design authority. Open sources describe it as a highly secretive platform for reactor trials and undersea weapons development, not a standard fleet attack submarine.