Patent classifications
F42B4/20
Firework Mortar Shell Stability System
A mortar tube anchor system for holding a mortar tube securely to a ground. The mortar tube anchor system comprises a spike and a tube surround. The tube surround comprises an aperture axis. The tube surround comprises a tube aperture and a ring portion. The tube surround comprises a tube surround width and an aperture diameter. The mortar tube anchor system comprises an anchor height and an anchor depth. The mortar tube anchor system is configured for surrounding a portion of a base portion of the mortar tube with the ring portion, anchoring the mortar tube anchor system into the ground using the spike, and holding the mortar tube securely against the ground. The mortar tube anchor system is configured to wrap around and secure a portion of the mortar tube. The mortar tube comprises a tube portion and the base portion.
Combination fireworks and manufacturing method thereof
Disclosed is a kind of combination fireworks, in which a plurality of paper tubes form a tube row, and the plurality of tube rows are stacked and assembled for forming, wherein each tube row is provided with a bottom cardboard, two sides of the bottom cardboard are correspondingly provided with notch positioning holes, and the bottom cardboard beside the notch positioning holes forms the protruding cardboard beside the holes; the cardboard beside the holes is folded and stuck on both sides of the paper tube, and both ends of the paper tube are respectively embedded in corresponding notch positioning holes. The structure of spaced tube rows is adopted, so that the radial size error of the tube body of the paper tube is not accumulated in the tube rows, thus allowing the tube body to accurately reach a predetermined work position, and improving the accuracy and reliability of subsequent processes.
Combination fireworks and manufacturing method thereof
Disclosed is a kind of combination fireworks, in which a plurality of paper tubes form a tube row, and the plurality of tube rows are stacked and assembled for forming, wherein each tube row is provided with a bottom cardboard, two sides of the bottom cardboard are correspondingly provided with notch positioning holes, and the bottom cardboard beside the notch positioning holes forms the protruding cardboard beside the holes; the cardboard beside the holes is folded and stuck on both sides of the paper tube, and both ends of the paper tube are respectively embedded in corresponding notch positioning holes. The structure of spaced tube rows is adopted, so that the radial size error of the tube body of the paper tube is not accumulated in the tube rows, thus allowing the tube body to accurately reach a predetermined work position, and improving the accuracy and reliability of subsequent processes.
Pyrotechnic launch units and systems
A modular pyrotechnic launch unit includes a launch module, a first module, and a second module. The launch module includes a launch barrel. The first module is coupled in series to the launch module. The first module includes a first ignition state in which the first module ignites a pyrotechnic element that will then pass through the launch barrel. The first module also includes a first pass-through state in which the first module allows a pyrotechnic element ignited by another module to pass through the first module. The second module is coupled in series to the first module. The second module includes a second ignition state in which the second module ignites a pyrotechnic element that will then pass through the first module and through the launch barrel.
Pyrotechnic launch units and systems
A modular pyrotechnic launch unit includes a launch module, a first module, and a second module. The launch module includes a launch barrel. The first module is coupled in series to the launch module. The first module includes a first ignition state in which the first module ignites a pyrotechnic element that will then pass through the launch barrel. The first module also includes a first pass-through state in which the first module allows a pyrotechnic element ignited by another module to pass through the first module. The second module is coupled in series to the first module. The second module includes a second ignition state in which the second module ignites a pyrotechnic element that will then pass through the first module and through the launch barrel.
Containers for explosives and positioning apparatuses for the same
An assembly for holding and positioning explosive material, the arrangement including: (a) a container for holding the explosive material; and (b) a positioning apparatus including: (i) a holding element adapted to hold the container, and (ii) a mounting piece operationally coupled to the holding element, the mounting piece adapted to operationally couple the positioning apparatus to a target surface.
Containers for explosives and positioning apparatuses for the same
An assembly for holding and positioning explosive material, the arrangement including: (a) a container for holding the explosive material; and (b) a positioning apparatus including: (i) a holding element adapted to hold the container, and (ii) a mounting piece operationally coupled to the holding element, the mounting piece adapted to operationally couple the positioning apparatus to a target surface.
Combined fireworks with launching pits and multi-channel fireproof structures
The present invention relates to a combined fireworks with launching pits and multi-channel fireproof structures comprising a body, several tubular cavities are uniformly arranged on the body with the upper ports thereof are open and the lower ports thereof are closed, inner cylinders of fireworks and propellants are arranged inside the tubular cavity, the bottom of each tubular cavity is provided with annular grooves and launching pits. The bottom surface of the body is provided with several fireproof bosses, the position of each fireproof boss corresponds to each tubular cavity in the body respectively, and recessed countersinks are arranged on the fireproof bosses, the priming holes are arranged within the recessed countersinks, one end opening of the priming hole is located on the bottom surface of the launching pit, and the other end opening of the priming hole is located in the recessed countersinks. The present invention solves the problem of directional instability and unfocused acting force of the inner cylinders of fireworks during launching. With multi-channel fireproof structures protruding from the bottom surface, this invention can also prevent crossfire during launching.
Combined fireworks with launching pits and multi-channel fireproof structures
The present invention relates to a combined fireworks with launching pits and multi-channel fireproof structures comprising a body, several tubular cavities are uniformly arranged on the body with the upper ports thereof are open and the lower ports thereof are closed, inner cylinders of fireworks and propellants are arranged inside the tubular cavity, the bottom of each tubular cavity is provided with annular grooves and launching pits. The bottom surface of the body is provided with several fireproof bosses, the position of each fireproof boss corresponds to each tubular cavity in the body respectively, and recessed countersinks are arranged on the fireproof bosses, the priming holes are arranged within the recessed countersinks, one end opening of the priming hole is located on the bottom surface of the launching pit, and the other end opening of the priming hole is located in the recessed countersinks. The present invention solves the problem of directional instability and unfocused acting force of the inner cylinders of fireworks during launching. With multi-channel fireproof structures protruding from the bottom surface, this invention can also prevent crossfire during launching.
Fireworks holster device
The present invention relates to a novel fireworks safety device. The device is an adjustable tool for securing fireworks in an upright position. The device comprises a square-shaped base component of wood or metal with openings on top to retain fireworks. The device also comprises a sliding tray component and at least one chamber to separate the sliding tray component away from other portions of the device. The sliding tray component slides to adjust to secure different sizes and amounts of fireworks. Further, the device is portable via an attached carrying strap for easy transportation.