Gyro Compasses

Gyro Compasses

The Gyro Compasses product line combines the capabilities of two advanced navigational systems: Standard 22 NX and Standard 30 MF, each built to meet the critical demands of modern naval platforms. Both variants are designed with robust, maintenance-friendly mechanics and intelligent interface protocols that ensure long-term accuracy, minimal drift, and compatibility with integrated bridge systems. The Standard 22 NX is optimized for cost-effective navigation and sensor redundancy, while the Standard 30 MF provides exceptional performance under demanding conditions, including high dynamic motion environments.

The Standard 22 NX operates using a single-gyro concept with an integrated sensor management unit, offering reliability and low lifecycle costs. In contrast, the Standard 30 MF features a high-precision hemispherical resonator gyroscope (HRG), known for its outstanding accuracy and durability even under extreme shock and vibration. Both models include Ethernet, NMEA, and CAN interfaces, ensuring compatibility with existing systems. Internal redundancy and smart data distribution allow for stable heading outputs and rapid signal refresh across multiple shipboard devices.

The Gyro Compasses are actively deployed across naval fleets, patrol vessels, and submarines for heading reference, weapon alignment, dynamic positioning, and navigation. Their proven stability during maneuvering, combined with rapid alignment capabilities, make them critical components for mission execution in surface and subsurface operations. The modular design supports dual or triple compass configurations to meet specific redundancy and compliance needs under SOLAS and IMO regulations.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies both variants to support naval operations requiring perfect navigation and heading reference under mission-critical conditions, whether in coastal waters or blue-water deployments.

What are the key differences between Standard 22 NX and Standard 30 MF?
Standard 22 NX is optimized for reliability and affordability in general naval applications, while Standard 30 MF delivers superior accuracy and stability in high-motion or combat-intensive environments, using HRG technology.