These torpedo boats were smaller than the two previous classes and gunpower was sacrificed. They were later fitted with new "Atlantic" bows.

Displacement: standard 840 mt, full load 1,088 mt.

Dimensions: Waterline length 82.16 m, overall length 84.3 m (87.1 m with Atlantic bow), beam: 8.68 m, maximum draft: 2.94 m, depth: 5.14 m.

Armament:
  •  1 x 10.5cm/L45
  •  1 x 3.7cm/L83
  •  2 x 2cm/L65
  •  6 x 53.3cm torpedo tubes in two triple mounts
  •  Up to 30 mines.

Propulsion plant: 4 Wagner boilers, 2 Wagner turbines, 31,000 hp.

Speed: 35.5 knots.

Endurance: 1,070 nm at 19 knots.

Fuel capacity: 180 mt.

Crew: 155.

Torpedo Boats 1935
Name	Builder	Laid Down	Launched	Commd.	Fate
T1	Schichau, Elbing	14.11.1936	19.02.1939	01.12.1939	Bombed in Kiel 10.04.1945
T2	Schichau, Elbing	14.11.1936	07.04.1938	02.12.1939	Bombed in Bremen 29.07.1944
T3	Schichau, Elbing	14.11.1936	23.06.1938	03.02.1940	Bombed in Le Havre, 18.09.1940 Raised 1941, recommissioned 1943 Mined north of Hela, 14.03.1945
T4	Schichau, Elbing	29.12.1936	15.04.1938	27.05.1940	To USA 1945 To Denmark 18.06.1948
T5	Deschimag, Bremen	30.12.1936	22.11.1937	23.01.1940	Mined north of Hela 14.03.1945
T6	Deschimag, Bremen	03.01.1937	16.12.1937	30.04.1940	Mined east of Aberdeen 07.11.1940
T7	Deschimag, Bremen	15.01.1936	18.06.1938	20.12.1939	Bombed in Bremen 29.07.1944
T8	Deschimag, Bremen	28.08.1937	10.08.1938	08.10.1939	Scuttled in Kiel 03.05.1945
T9	Schichau, Elbing	24.11.1936	03.11.1938	04.07.1940	Scuttled in Kiel 03.05.1945
T10	Schichau, Elbing	24.11.1936	19.01.1939	05.08.1940	Bombed in Gotenhafen 18.12.1944
T11	Deschimag, Bremen	01.07.1938	01.03.1939	07.05.1940	To Britain 1945 To France 02.02.1946
T12	Deschimag, Bremen	20.08.1938	12.04.1939	03.07.1940	To USSR 1945