Boxer Armoured Recovery Module
Boxer Armoured Recovery Module
Boxer Armoured Recovery Module
The Armoured Recovery Module (ARM) from ty to charge its own battery suite for operation,
FFG is turning the BOXER chassis into a BOXER which supplies the recovery module with power
ARV (Armoured Recovery Vehicle), representing and drives the hydraulic system.
the world’s latest in armoured support vehicle Due to this semi-autonomous electro-hydrau-
design. Through its innovative design and with lic design the recovery module can operate,
its outstanding performance data, this FFG- de- including heavy recovery tasks, even when the
sign is representing the first truly capable and chassis’ main engine is switched off during silent
multifunctional recovery module for this class of watch operations. It even can temporarily run
medium weight 8x8 platforms. completely independent from the chassis.
Making its first public debut at the London/UK To ensure safe recovery and lifting operations
DSEi Defence Exposition in 2019, the Recovery the ARM deploys its own stabilising support legs
Module for the BOXER was independently de- and a rear anchor during operations. The hy-
veloped by FFG as a private venture to close a draulically extendible stabilisers secure the ARM
capability gap in the Boxer fleet while meeting during crane and winch operations and relieve
the high and rapidly changing demands of mobi- the Boxer chassis of the associated stress at the
le forces in the modern battlespace. same time. Furthermore the ARM is able to load
or unload itself onto or off the chassis autono-
The design of the ARM is following the general mously.
design principles for the BOXER mission modu-
les, where configurations share a high level of Control and monitoring of all systems is conduc-
commonality and a standard interface. General ted centrally via touchscreen displays and pro-
on-board equipment such as the protection prietary FFG software. In emergency mode the
system against CBRN (Chemical, Biological, hydraulics can be operated via manual control.
Radiological and Nuclear) threats, HVAC etc.
are, wherever possible, integrated with com-
mon BOXER components to ensure maximum
logistic commonality with existing mission mo-
dules, reducing the number of specific spares
as well as training requirements for personnel
significantly.
The ARM offers crew protection against mines For self-defence and battlefield surveillan-
and ballistic threats, where the protection level ce task support the recovery module can be
of the basic module can be augmented through equipped with different types of Remote Con-
the use of add-on armour panels. trolled Weapon Station (RCWS) combined with
The comprehensive protection suite for the mo- different calibre Multi Barrel Grenade Dischar-
dule’s crew include an NBC protection system, gers (MBGDs) for defensive IR / smokescreen
air conditioning, automatic fire suppression sys- according to customer requirements, comple-
tems as well as a day and night sensor suite. menting the module’s protection concept.
BOXER’S MODULAR CONCEPT
Artec’s BOXER is a multirole armoured vehic- ted by several international customers as their
le, originally designed by an international con- premier wheeled armoured platform in various
sortium to accomplish a variety of operational configurations, the BOXER is well on its way to
tasks through the use of installable mission establish itself as the NATO standard vehicle
modules. in its class.
The key feature of BOXER is its modular de- Whereas various mission modules already exist
sign, consisting of two elements: the chassis to configure BOXER as ambulance, battle da-
and the removable mission module. The per- mage repair, cargo, command post, engineer
manent all-wheel drive 8x8 platform has the group, infantry fighting or troop carrier vehicle,
driver located front right with the power pack a potent recovery module was missing. FFG’s
to the left. Onto this chassis an interchange- Armoured Recovery Module is now filling this
able mission module can be mounted at the gap and is decisively expanding the possibili-
vehicle rear. This allows BOXER to be rapidly ties of using the BOXER by adding many new
configured to meet different operational requi- capabilities.
rements within approximately one hour, even
under field conditions.
With close to 1.000 vehicles already contrac-
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Growth potential
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« Dimensions Support Anchor
Length: 7100 mm Height: 400 mm
Width: 3000 mm Width: 2950 mm
Height: 2450 mm (without weapon station) hydraulically operated
Weight: 13000 kg (approx.)
« Power Supply
Additional Equipment (Option Examples) «
Lifting accessories
24V Electro-hydraulic drive powered by Cutting and welding station
Lithium-Ion battery pack (special protected) Hydraulic power tools
Pneumatic power tools
« Driver assistance with integrated camera
External Power Output solution
« Protection «
Crane Spall liner
Add-on Armour (AoA) plates
Type: Pivoting, fixed boom Mine protection seats
Lifting capacity: 200 kN (20 t) Boxer CBRN system
Boom length: 5300 mm Remote Controlled Weapon Station
Max reach: ~4000 mm (RCWS; optional)
Max elevation: 60 °
Max lifting height: ~6200 mm
« Module-to-Chassis Interfaces «
Recovery Winch Standard mechanical Boxer module inter-
face
Type: Capstan Electrical connection to vehicle generator
Traction power: 0 - 200 kN (20 t)
Cable length: 60 (70) m
Cable diameter: 22 mm
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