Introduction

Potassium chlorate is a widely used oxidizer in pyrotechnics, known for its affordability and availability. While it has some hazardous properties, its role in commercial pyrotechnics has been instrumental, particularly in the development of quality colored fireworks.

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Enhance your fireworks displays with our premium colored smoke dyes, offering a vibrant spectrum of colors to elevate your artistic vision. Dive into the world of color alchemy and create captivating smoke displays that mesmerize and inspire.

RED - RED DYE
ORANGE - RED + YELLOW DYE
YELLOW - YELLOW DYE
GREEN - YELLOW + BLUE DYE
BLUE - BLUE DYE
PURPLE - BLUE + RED DYE

Introduction

Enhance your fireworks displays with our premium colored smoke dyes, offering a vibrant spectrum of colors to elevate your artistic vision. Dive into the world of color alchemy and create captivating smoke displays that mesmerize and inspire.

RED - RED DYE
ORANGE - RED + YELLOW DYE
YELLOW - YELLOW DYE
GREEN - YELLOW + BLUE DYE
BLUE - BLUE DYE
PURPLE - BLUE + RED DYE

Introduction

Terephthalic Acid (TPA) is a benzene derivative commonly used in various industries, including the production of PET plastics and polycarbonate plastic bottles. In the fireworks industry, TPA plays a crucial role as a fuel in smoke compositions and some flash powder formulas. This white powder is non-toxic and not particularly flammable; however, it burns effectively at high temperatures, making it a valuable component in fireworks manufacturing.

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Stearic acid powder is a saturated fatty acid commonly used in the production of fireworks. It is a fine white powder that plays a crucial role in creating vibrant and stable colors in fireworks displays.

Nitrocellulose Lacquer, commonly referred to as NC Lacquer, is a fast-drying binder and protective coating extensively used in fireworks and pyrotechnics. Known for its excellent film-forming properties and flexibility, NC Lacquer ensures the stability and performance of pyrotechnic compositions, making it a critical component in the manufacturing process.

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Magnesium carbonate is a versatile inorganic salt used in fireworks compositions for various purposes. Its unique properties make it an essential component in creating dazzling pyrotechnic effects.