Torpedo Rudder

Torpedo Rudder refers to a specific component of a torpedo that is used for steering and maneuvering the torpedo underwater. It is a crucial part of the torpedo's guidance system, allowing it to change direction and maintain its course towards the target.

In the supply class Torpedos And Components, Inert, Torpedo Rudders are categorized as inert or non-explosive components. This means that they do not contain any explosive materials and are considered safe for handling and storage.

Within the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, Torpedo Rudders are classified as part of the ammunition and explosive components used in torpedoes. This group includes various components and accessories necessary for the functioning of torpedoes, such as warheads, propellants, guidance systems, and rudders.

It is important to note that Torpedo Rudders are specifically designed for use in torpedoes and are not interchangeable with rudders used in other types of vessels. They are engineered to withstand the harsh underwater conditions and provide precise control over the torpedo's movement.