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Miscellaneous Ordnance of the Heer
Repository for data pertaining to such items as hand grenades, mines, explosives and pyrotechnics.
German Hand Grenades
Stielhandgranate 24
Combat weight: 595 g
Explosive charge: 165 g Trinitrotoluene
Igniter delay: 5 seconds
Length: 365 mm
Diameter: 70 mm
Stielhandgranate 39
Combat weight: 624 g
Explosive charge: 180 g Trinitrotoluene
Ignited delay: 4 seconds
Length: 406 mm
Diameter: 70 mm
Eihandgranate 39
Combat weight: 230 g
Explosive charge: 112 g Trinitrotoluene
Igniter delay: 4 seconds
Length: 76 mm
Diameter: 60 mm
Nebelhandgranate 39
Combat weight: 625 g
Explosive charge: 180 g mixture Zinc and Hexachlorethane
Igniter delay: 7 seconds
Length: 410 mm
Diameter: 70 mm
German Mines - Anti-Personnel and Anti-Tank
Schrapnellmine 35
Type: Bounding Anti-Personnel Mine
Weight: 4.1 kg
Height: 127 mm
Diameter: 102 mm
Explosive charge: 182 g Trinitrotoluene
Filling weight 182 grams (6.4 oz)
Detonation mechanism: Various, including pressure, pull and tension release
Tellermine 29
Type: Anti-Tank Mine
Weight: 6.0 kg
Height: 180 mm
Diameter: 250 mm
Explosive charge: 4.5 kg Trinitrotoluene
Detonation mechanism: Pressure fuse
Trigger weight: 100 to 180 kg
Tellermine 35
Type: Anti-Tank Mine
Weight: 9.1 kg
Height: 76 mm
Diameter: 318 mm
Explosive charge: 5.5 kg Trinitrotoluene
Detonation mechanism: Pressure fuse
Trigger weight: 100 to 180 kg
Tellermine 40
Type: Anti-Tank Mine
Weight: 9.1 kg
Height: 102 mm
Diameter: 324 mm
Explosive charge: 5.5 kg mixed Trinitrotoluene and Amatol
Detonation mechanism: Pressure fuse
Trigger weight: 100 to 180 kg
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