The missile has a bicalibre body in tandem configuration, separable booster and sustainer with separation mechanism. Pantsyr-S1 carries 12 57E6 surface-to-air missiles on launchers. Jordan has also placed an order for an undisclosed number of systems. Syria has placed an order for 50 Pantsyr-S1 systems. However a new radar was requested by the UAE and first deliveries of the completed system took place in 2007. The first batch was delivered in November 2004. 'Pantsyr-S1 (Pantsir) is a close-in air defence system designed to defend ground installations against a variety of weapons.' In May 2000, the United Arab Emirates ordered 50 96K6 Pantsyr-S1 systems, mounted on MAN SX 45 8×8 wheeled vehicles. Its automatic combat capability makes it operate both autonomously and also as a seperate unit. It has a high kill probability of about 0.7 to 0.95 against all targets. The system has been designed to engage all target types, especially high-precision weapons, considering their developments as far ahead as 2020-2025. The Pantsyr S1 air defence missile / gun system can function in several wave bands and operate on a multimode adaptive radar-optical control system.

Pantsyr combines two 2A38M 30mm automatic anti-aircraft guns developed from the two-barreled 30mm GSh-30 gun. Pantsyr S1 air defence missile and gun system It has the reporting name SA-22 Greyhound. It was designed by the KBP Instrument Design Bureau of Tula, Russia, and is manufactured by the Ulyanovsk Mechanical Plant, Ulyanovsk, Russia. It can also engage light-armoured ground targets. Pantsyr-S1 (also known as Pantsir) is a close-in air defence system designed to defend ground installations against a variety of weapons including fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, ballistic and cruise missiles, precision-guided munitions and unmanned air vehicles.

The Russian Pantsyr S1 close-range air defence system.

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