Ural-4320 Russian 6x6 General Utility Truck

Ural-4320

Heavy Utility Truck

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Basic Information

Name

Ural-4320 Russian 6x6 General Utility Truck

Designation

Ural-4320

Alternate Designation

Ural-4320

Equipment Type

Heavy Utility Truck

Manufacturer

Ural Automobile Plant

Date of Introduction

1977

Description

The Ural-4320 is a general-purpose off-road 6x6 vehicle, produced at the Ural Automotive Plant in Miass, Russia for use in the Russian army. Introduced in 1976, it is still in production today. The wheel arrangement for the Ural-4320 was designed for transporting cargo, people, and trailers on all types of roads and terrain. It also serves as a launching platform for the BM-21 "Grad" rocket launcher. The Ural-4320 is a diesel-powered development of the Ural-375D. The Ural-4320 chassis has good ground clearance, so it is preferred in regions where roads are difficult to traverse due to sand or big rocks. In the proverbial Russian tradition, the Ural-4320 is reliable and easy to repair and maintain. It has civilian uses as a fire truck, a garbage truck, or a logging truck. It is also used for water, oil, and gas drilling using the 1BA15 and URB-3A3 drilling rigs, which are mounted on the chassis.

Ground Specifications

Crew 1

Mobility Type Wheeled (6x6)

Engine Diesel (210 hp)

Active Protection None

Max Speed 85.0 km/h

Range 1000.0 km

Variants

Ural-4320VV Originally built for the Internal Troops

Ural-4420 tractor truck.

Ural-4320-0911-30 is a long wheelbase model. It has a payload capacity of up to 10 t. This version can carry more cargo, 39 troops or various specialized bodies

Ural-43206 a 4x4 version. It has a payload capacity of up to 4.2 t. It can carry up to 24 troops at the rear. This truck is capable of towing trailers with a maximum weight of 7 t. The 4x4 version is powered by a diesel engine, developing 180 hp. It was adopted by the Russian Army in 1996 and production commenced during the same year.

Ural-4320-70, also known as Ural Next is new version of the Ural-4320. It is fitted with a new cab of steel and polymer construction. Production of the commercial Ural Next commenced in 2015, though militarizes model was also proposed for the Russian military. Initially the new Ural Next was produced alongside the older Ural-4320 trucks.

System

Alternative Designation Ural-4320

Type General Utility Truck

Manufacturer Ural Automotive Plant

Configuration 6x6

Family Ural 4320 Series

Crew 1 ea

Payload Capacity, On-Road 8 tons

Payload Capacity, Off-Road 6 tons

Winch 10,000 or 11,000 kg capacity winches

Maximum Tow Capacity 12 tons

Note Production of the Ural-4320 still continues.

Dimensions

Length 7.37 m

Width 2.5 m

Height 4.5 m

Weight, Empty 8 tons

Automotive

Engine Name YaMZ-740

Engine Type Diesel

Engine Power 210 hp

Cruising Range 1,000 km

Speed, Maximum Road 85 km/h

Speed, Average Cross 50 km/h

Speed Maximum Swim Not Amphibious

Gradient 62 %

Side Slope 40 %

Vertical Step 0.55 m

Trench 1.2 m

Fording Depth 1.75 m

Main Weapon System

Note There is no crew-served weapons mounted on the Ural-4320.

Protection

Armor It protects the cab end engine compartment from small arms fire and artillery shell splinters.

Applique Armor Available to protection against small arms fire and artillery shell splinters

Active Protection System No

Mine Clearing No

Self-Entrenching Blade No

NBC Protection Personal CBRN equipment

Smoke Equipment No

IR Signature No

Image Sources

Notes https://www.pinterest.com/pin/501447739730876900/;

Details

Country of Origin Russia

Category Logistics

Land > Combat Support Vehicles > Logistics

Classification

Domain

Ground

Equipment Status

Active

Dimensions

Length

7.37 m

Width

2.5 m

Height

4.5 m

Weight

8000 kg

Operators (19)

Russia

China

Ukraine

Angola

Armenia

Bangladesh

Burkina Faso

Colombia

Cuba

Georgia

Greece

Guatemala

Laos

Mexico

Namibia

Philippines

Uganda

Uruguay

Venezuela

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