List of equipment of the Swedish Navy
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This is a list of equipment of the Swedish Navy currently in use and to be used. It includes equipment such as classes of ships, the weapons used on board as well as the munitions and electronics.
Naval weapons
Submarine weapons
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Used with | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Torpedoes | ||||||||
| Torped 45 | Tp 45
Torped 45 |
— |  Sweden |
ASW lightweight torpedo
Anti-submarine warfare |
400 mm (16 in) | Södermanland class (A17)
Gotland class (A19) |
— | [1]
Being replaced with the Torped 47. Planned to be retired by 2027.[2] |
| SLWT
Saab Lightweight Torpedo |
Tp 47
Torped 47 |
— | Sweden |
ASW lightweight torpedo
Anti-submarine warfare |
400 mm (16 in) | Södermanland class (A17)
Gotland class (A19) |
— | [3][4][2]
Entered service in 2023. Contract of SEK 1.53 billion in 2016 for development and initial batch.[5] Contract of SEK 1.53 billion in 2016 for second batch.[6] |
| To equip the Blekinge class (A26)[7][8] | ||||||||
| Torped 2000 | Tp 62 steg 2
Torped 62 |
— | Sweden |
ASuW heavyweight torpedo
Anti-surface warfare |
533 mm (21.0 in) | Södermanland class (A17)
Gotland class (A19)[9] |
— | [10][11][12]
Torpedoes modernised between 2020 and 2024, to remain in service until mid 2040s.[13] Torpedoes modernised between 2020 and 2024, to remain in service until mid 2040s.[14][13][15] |
| To equip the Blekinge class (A26)[7][8] | — | |||||||
| Torped 63 | Tp 63
Torped 63 |
— | Sweden |
ASuW heavyweight torpedo
Anti-surface warfare |
533 mm (21.0 in) | Blekinge class (A26) | 0
(to enter service in 2032) |
[16]
Common technologies and parts with the SLWT, expected to become operational in 2032.[16] |
| Mines | ||||||||
| Mine 42 | Sjöminor F42 | — | Sweden |
Stand-off self-deployed naval mine | — | Gotland class (Projekt A19) | — | [10][17][18][19]
To be replaced by 2030.[10] 48 can be carried externally. |
Surface vessels weapons
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Used with | Quantity | Notes | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Torpedoes | |||||||||||||||||
| Saab Dynamics Tub m/8502 | Tub m/8502 | — | Sweden |
Torpedo launcher | 400 mm (16 in) | Stockholm class | 8
(4 × per Visby corvette) |
[20][21][22][23] | |||||||||
| Torped 45 | Tp 45
Torped 45 |
— | Sweden |
ASW lightweight torpedo
Anti-submarine warfare |
400 mm (16 in) | Stockholm class | 8 | [1]
Being replaced with the Torped 47. Planned to be retired by 2027.[24] | |||||||||
| Saab Dynamics Tub m/20 | Tub m/20 | — | Sweden |
Torpedo launcher | 400 mm (16 in) | Visby class | 28
(4 × per corvette) |
[20][21][22][23] | |||||||||
| Luleå class | Unknown | ||||||||||||||||
| SLWT
Saab Lightweight Torpedo |
Tp 47
Torped 47 |
— | Sweden |
ASW lightweight torpedo
Anti-submarine warfare |
400 mm (16 in) | Visby class[25] | Unknown | [3][27][4][28][29][30][31]
Entered service in 2023. Successor of the Torped 45, roles: Contract of SEK 1.53 billion in 2016 for development and initial batch.[5] Contract of SEK 1.53 billion in 2016 for second batch.[6] | |||||||||
| Luleå class | |||||||||||||||||
| Cruise missiles | |||||||||||||||||
| RBS15 launchers | — | — | Sweden |
Missile launcher | 500 mm (20 in) | Visby class[33] | 10
(2 × 4-cell launcher per ship) |
[34][35]
Ordered in 2003 for the Visby class, installed behind a hatch. | |||||||||
| RBS 15 Mk2 | RBS 15M
Robotsystem 15 |
 |
Sweden |
Anti-ship missile | 500 mm (20 in) | Visby class[36] | Unknown | [39]
To be replaced by RBS 15 Mk4 Gungir on the Visby class.[40] | |||||||||
| RBS15 launchers | — | _in_Ystad_2024_(cropped_2).jpg) |
Sweden |
Missile launcher | 500 mm (20 in) | Gävle-class[26] | 16
(4 × 2-cell launcher per ship) |
[38]
Launching RBS15 Mk2 missiles, 8 missiles launch capacity per ship, 4 on each side. | |||||||||
| RBS 15 Mk4 Gungir | RB 15M Gungir
Robot 15M |
— | Sweden |
Anti-ship and land attack cruise missile | 500 mm (20 in) | Visby class | 0
(to enter service in the next years) |
[41][42][40] | |||||||||
| Anti-air missiles | |||||||||||||||||
| 3-cells ExLS
Extensible Launching System |
— | — |  United States (Lockheed Martin)
|
Vertical launching system (modular) | — | Visby-class corvette[33] | 15
(3 × 3-cell launcher per ship) |
[43][44]
4 missiles per cell, a total of 36 CAMM missile per Visby. | |||||||||
| MBDA CAMM | — |  Italy
|
Short range SAM
(Surface-to-air missile) |
166 mm (6.5 in) | Visby-class corvette[33] | Unknwon | [45][46][47]
Expected to enter service in 2026 with the Visby class. First order in November 2023. Complementary order in November 2025.[48] | ||||||||||
| Naval guns | |||||||||||||||||
| Bofors 57 Mk3 | 57mm allmålskanon Mk3 |  |
Sweden |
Naval gun | 57 mm | Visby class[36] | 5
(1 per Visby) |
Compatible with programmable ammunitions. | |||||||||
| Bofors 57 Mk3b | 57mm allmålskanon Mk3B | _in_Ystad_2024_(cropped)_(cropped).jpg) |
Sweden |
Naval gun | 57 mm | Gävle class[49] | 4
(1 per ship) |
[50]
Compatible with programmable ammunitions. | |||||||||
| BAE Bofors 57mm 3P
(Pre-fragmented, Programmable, Proximity- fused) |
— | — | Sweden |
Airburst round | 57×438 mmR | Visby class | Unknown | [51][52][53]
Compatible with programmable ammunitions. Known orders: | |||||||||
| Bofors 40 Mk2 | 40 mm allmålspjäs | .jpg) |
Sweden |
Naval gun | 40 mm | Koster class | 7
(1 per Koster, 2 for Carlskrona) |
[56][57] | |||||||||
| Bofors 40 Mk4 | 40 mm allmålspjäs |  |
Sweden |
Naval gun | 40 mm | — | 2 | [57] | |||||||||
| Naval artillery | |||||||||||||||||
| Patria NEMO container | — | — |  Finland |
Mortar container | 120 mm | Lätt trossbåt | 2 | [58] | |||||||||
| Patria NEMO Navy | — | — | Finland |
Mortar turret | 120 mm | Granatkastarbåt class | 0
(8 to enter service in the next years) |
[59][58][60][61]
Mortar vessels for the amphibious forces on order. | |||||||||
| Decoy | |||||||||||||||||
| MASS HIDD
Multi Ammunition Softkill System |
— |  |
 Germany |
Anti-missile decoy | — | Visby class[62] | Unknown | [33] | |||||||||
| Naval mines | |||||||||||||||||
| Mine F80 | Sjöminor F80 | _(cropped).jpg) |
Sweden |
Naval mine | — | Visby class | Unknown | [63][64]
Used for sea and coastal mining by vessels fitted with adequate mine rails. | |||||||||
| Mine F8 | Sjöminor F8 | — | Sweden |
Naval mine | — | Visby class | Unknown | [63][64] | |||||||||
| Mine F23 / F24 | Sjöminor F23 / F24 | — | Sweden |
Naval mine | — | Visby class | Unknown | [63][64] | |||||||||
| Mine K14 | — | — | Sweden |
Naval mine | — | — | Unknown | [65][64] | |||||||||
| Depth charges | |||||||||||||||||
| Depth Charge M/33 | Sjunkbomb Modell 33 | .jpg) |
Sweden |
Depth charge | — | Visby class[36][66] | Unknown | [68][69] | |||||||||
| Remote weapon stations | |||||||||||||||||
| Seasnake 30 | — |  Switzerland |
Remote weapon station | 30×173mm | CB90 HSM class | Unknown | [70]
Ordered in February 2026.|- |
Saab Trackfire | VS02
Vapenstation 02 |
_(cropped)_(cropped).jpg) |
Sweden |
Remote weapon station | 7.62×51mm NATO | CB90 HSM class[32] | Unknown | [71][72]
Equipped with M2 Browning, and FN MAG. | |
| Saab Trackfire | VS02
Vapenstation 02 |
|
Sweden |
Remote weapon station | 30×113mm | CB90 HSM class | 0
(to enter service in the next years) |
[73][74]
To be equipped with FN MAG and M230LF Bushmaster. | |||||||||
| Small arms | |||||||||||||||||
| M230LF Bushmaster | — |  |
United States |
Aurocannon | 30×113mm | CB90 HSM class | |||||||||||
| Dillon Aero M134D | Ksp 18B
Snabbskjutande kulspruta |
— | United States |
Rotary cannon | 7.62×51mm NATO | CB90 HSM class | Unknown | [75][76]
Ordered in 2024 for the Amphibious Corps | |||||||||
| FN MAG | Ksp 58
Kulspruta 58 |
_(cropped).jpg) |
 Belgium |
Remote weapon station with machine guns | 7.62×51mm NATO | Koster class | Unknown | [77][74] | |||||||||
| FN M2HB CQB | Ksp 88
Kulspruta 88 |
_(cropped).jpg) |
United States |
Heavy machine gun | 12.7×99mm NATO | Visby class | Unknown | [78][77][79][80][81] | |||||||||
| MK19 M3 | Grsp 92
Granatspruta 92 |
— | United States |
Automatic grenade launcher | 40×53mm HV | CB90 class | Unknown | [82][83] | |||||||||
Naval drones
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Used with | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Torpedoes | |||||||
| Teledyne Gavia AUV | — | — | Sweden |
AUV
Autonomous underwater vehicle |
Koster class | — | [84][85]
Ordered in 2024. Used for mine countermeasure missions. Equipped with a Flir Blackfly-S and a EdgeTech 2205 side scan sonar. |
| Saab AUV62-MR | — | — | Sweden |
AUV
Autonomous underwater vehicle |
Koster class | — | [86]
Ordered in 2025. Used for mine countermeasure missions. |
| Saab LUUV | — | — | Sweden |
LUUV
Larger uncrewed underwater vehicle |
Gotland class (Projekt A19)
Blekinge class (A26) |
— | [87]
Development contract signed in August 2025 between Saab and the FMV worth SEK 60 million.[88] |
