Profile
- Origin
- Singapore
- Built by
- ST Kinetics
- Type
- 120 mm extended-range smoke mortar round
- Service note
- 2010s-present
- Designer
- ST Engineering Land Systems
- Produced
- 2010s-present
ST Engineering's 120 mm ER Infra-Red Red Phosphorous (IR RP) is an extended-range smoke and obscurant mortar round in the Singapore company's SRAMS ammunition context. Manufacturer material lists visual, infrared, and laser-spectrum screening effects from a three-canister payload, smooth-bore 120 mm mortar compatibility including vehicle-mounted systems, and a 650 m to 9 km range.
Public ST Engineering and Janes material place the IR RP smoke round inside a broader ST Engineering 120 mm smooth-bore/SRAMS ammunition family rather than as a standalone weapon system.
| Variant | Configuration | Designation notes |
|---|---|---|
![]() | 120 mm extended-range high-explosive mortar round | Janes names Extended Range High Explosive in the SRAMS Mk II ammunition suite; it is the high-explosive extended-range sibling rather than the IR RP obscurant round. Sources: IDEX 2018: Singapore's ST Engineering launches SRAMS 120 mm Mk II |
![]() | 120 mm GPS-guided precision mortar bomb | Janes names PM120 in the same SRAMS Mk II ammunition-suite context; its role differs as a precision-guided mortar bomb rather than a screening munition. Sources: IDEX 2018: Singapore's ST Engineering launches SRAMS 120 mm Mk II |
ST Engineering says this ER mortar-bomb line is compatible with all smooth-bore mortar systems, including vehicle-mounted systems.
| Compatible item | Item type | Compatibility evidence |
|---|---|---|
![]() | 120 mm mortar carrier | ST Engineering says the ER mortar-bomb line is compatible with all smooth-bore mortar systems, including vehicle-mounted systems, and the Agrab mounts ST Kinetics' SRAMS mortar on an RG-31 vehicle. Sources: Mortar Bombs, Agrab mobile mortar overview |
The public sources are strongest on the round's screening role, technical data, and launcher compatibility. They support a component-style ammunition page, not an independent conflict-use row for the exact IR RP round.
| Scope | Source-backed context | How to read this page |
|---|---|---|
| Screening effect | ST Engineering describes the round as an extended-range IR RP smoke mortar bomb for visual, infrared, and laser-spectrum screening. | The tags and type treat it as a smoke/obscurant munition rather than a high-explosive mortar bomb. |
| Round data | The SRAMS brochure lists a 120 mm round with three smoke canisters, MTSQ DM93 fuze, 408 m/s muzzle velocity, and a 650 m to 9 km range. | The specifications use the manufacturer table as the baseline for mass, length, payload, fuze, and range. |
| Launcher context | ST Engineering says the ER mortar-bomb line is compatible with smooth-bore mortar systems, including vehicle-mounted systems; the Agrab page documents a vehicle-mounted SRAMS carrier. | The relationship section links the compatible carrier context without copying the carrier's conflict record onto the ammunition. |
| Conflict-use limit | The available public sources identify the round and compatible systems but do not directly document this exact munition in a named conflict. | The record remains relationship-only until a source names the IR RP round itself in a conflict-use context. |
Sources: 120mm Extended Range Mortar Specifications; Mortar Bombs; 120mm Super Rapid Advanced Mortar System (SRAMS); Agrab mobile mortar overview.
Janes reported ST Engineering's SRAMS 120 mm Mk II launch and named ER Infra-Red Red Phosphorous (IR RP) among the ammunition-suite designations.
Sources: IDEX 2018: Singapore's ST Engineering launches SRAMS 120 mm Mk II
ST Engineering's SRAMS brochure lists the 120 mm ER Infra-Red Red Phosphorous round with a 14.8 kg mass, 807 mm length, three smoke canisters, MTSQ DM93 fuze, and 650 m to 9 km range.
Sources: 120mm Extended Range Mortar Specifications







