Manufacturer catalog

Tehmash

Tehmash is a Russian Rostec ammunition manufacturer more commonly rendered in English sources as Techmash or Tekhmash. Public Rostec, sanctions, and industry-reference records describe NPK Tekhmash as a holding company founded by Rostec in 2011, with enterprises focused on artillery ammunition, multiple-launch rocket systems, aerial bombs, grenade-launcher rounds, engineering ammunition, and related special-chemistry production.

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The manufacturer sits inside Russia's state defense-industrial structure rather than operating as a single export-facing plant. Rostec's 2017 review said the Science-cum-production Concern Techmash structure included 36 ammunition-industry enterprises and that its military hardware was used in more than 100 countries. Ukraine's War & Sanctions database separately lists NPK Techmash within the Rostec structure, managed by Technodinamika JSC, and describes its product range across rocket, artillery, tank, aircraft, naval, grenade, engineering, and explosive ordnance.

Tehmash is relevant to cataloged Russian munitions because its network includes or manages organizations publicly associated with both rocket-artillery systems and aerial-bomb production. NPO Splav is tied to Smerch and Tornado-family multiple-launch rocket systems, while NPO Basalt is tied in public records to FAB-family bomb bodies and other ammunition. Tehmash's industrial role is best understood as a holding and production network; conflict-specific use evidence remains attached to individual weapon records.

Artillery shells and high-precision artillery ammunitionMultiple-launch rocket systems and 300 mm guided rocketsAerial bombs and FAB-family bomb bodiesTank and infantry-fighting-vehicle ammunitionGrenade-launcher rounds and close-combat munitionsEngineering ammunition, explosive devices, and special-chemistry production

Notable Systems

FAB-3000M-46 GPB, 3,000 kg general-purpose bomb, Munitions

FAB-3000M-46 GPB

3,000 kg general-purpose bomb

A 3,000 kg-class Soviet-origin general-purpose bomb family connected in catalog sources to Russian contractor and holding-company context; broader Techmash product references cover FAB aerial bombs and the connected record carries the precise munition evidence.

Sources: War & Sanctions Techmash profile, Deagel FAB-3000
Tornado-S, 300 mm multiple launch rocket system, Artillery

Tornado-S

300 mm multiple launch rocket system

Rostec described Tornado-S as a Tehmash/Techmash 300 mm guided-rocket MLRS modernization of Smerch, with new guided rockets developed by NPO Splav named after A. N. Ganichev.

Sources: Rostec launches Tornado-S

Manufacturer History

  1. NPK Tekhmash established inside Rostec

    Rostec says the Science-cum-production Concern Techmash was founded by the state corporation in 2011, and OFAC lists the organization-established date as 6 April 2011 for NPK Tekhmash OAO.

    Sources: Rostec Techmash 2017 review, OFAC NPK Tekhmash

  2. Ammunition holding reports 36-enterprise structure

    Rostec's 2017 review said the Techmash holding structure included 36 ammunition-industry enterprises and reported completion of state-defense-order targets and military-technical cooperation contracts during the year.

    Sources: Rostec Techmash 2017 review

  3. Tornado-S promoted for export

    Rostec announced that the Tehmash/Techmash Concern was launching the Tornado-S 9K515 MLRS on the international market, describing it as a deep modernization of Smerch with 300 mm guided missiles and NPO Splav development work.

    Sources: Rostec launches Tornado-S

  4. U.S. Russia-related sanctions listing updated

    OFAC's March 2022 Russia-related designations listed NPK Tekhmash OAO under Ukraine- and Russia-related sanctions programs, identified aliases including JSC SPC Techmash, and linked the entity to Rostec.

    Sources: OFAC Russia-related designations, OFAC NPK Tekhmash

Subsidiaries
NPO SplavJSC NPO BasaltNPO Pribor
Website links
Official websiteRostec 2017 reviewAviaport company profileWar & Sanctions profileOFAC sanctions listing

Public English-language records vary between Tehmash, Techmash, and Tekhmash spellings. Tecmash Concern appears as a separate manufacturer name in the data and should be reviewed separately before aliases or redirects are merged, so that exact wording is not duplicated here as an alias.

Manufacturer Sources

  • Rostec Techmash 2017 reviewPublisher: Rostec | Note: Supports Techmash's 2011 founding by Rostec, the 36 ammunition-industry enterprises figure, worldwide-use statement, and 2017 defense-order and military-technical cooperation context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Aviaport Techmash profilePublisher: Aviaport | Note: Supports the Russian legal-name context, Moscow contact address, official tecmash.ru website reference, Rostec founding context, 36-organization holding description, and product-area summary. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • War & Sanctions Techmash profilePublisher: Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, War & Sanctions | Note: Supports the full and abbreviated legal names, Russian country and Moscow address, Rostec/Technodinamika structure, and product range including MLRS, artillery systems, tank ammunition, aerial bombs, grenade-launcher rounds, engineering ammunition, artillery shells, explosive devices, and other military products. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • OFAC NPK TekhmashPublisher: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control | Note: Supports the NPK Tekhmash OAO sanctions listing, Rostec linkage, 6 April 2011 organization-established date, registration and tax identifiers, aliases, and Moscow address records. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • OFAC Russia-related designationsPublisher: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control | Note: Supports the March 2022 Russia-related designation context for NPK Tekhmash OAO, including aliases, addresses, identifiers, and Rostec linkage. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Rostec launches Tornado-SPublisher: Rostec | Note: Supports Techmash/Tehmash context for Tornado-S, the 9K515 designation, 300 mm guided-rocket description, Smerch modernization relationship, NPO Splav development role, and the 120 km range claim. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Deagel FAB-3000Publisher: Deagel | Note: Supports background for the connected FAB-3000M-46 catalog record and Russian contractor context for the FAB-3000 family. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Munitions

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

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