ORANGE SMOKE GRENADE + 40MM BLINK

Caliber 40 mm, class T1, single charge fired by an electric igniter. The Jorge smoke mine is something different from classic hand-held smoke grenades — here you have a launcher that propels the charge upwards, which then disperses orange smoke into the air. The effect lasts about 10 seconds, but during that time you get an intense, wide cloud that nicely fills the frame of a camera or drone. Who this smoke mine is for Photographers and filmmakers use Jorge smoke mines as scenic background — orange contrasts well with the green of a forest or the gray of concrete. On wedding outdoor sessions it gives a dynamic effect you can’t get with a regular smoke candle, because the smoke disperses from height rather than ground level. It’s also effective at outdoor events and pyrotechnic shows as a transitional element between battery sequences — a quiet color accent between the bangs. The word “blink” in the name denotes an additional light effect on discharge. The smoke composition weighs 50 grams, so the cloud density is noticeably greater than with small smoke candles of 18–20 mm caliber. The smoke does not dye clothing, but it can leave marks on the surface directly beneath the fall area — best not to use it on a white deck. Technical specifications of the Orange 40 mm Smoke Mine 1. Caliber: 40 mm 2. Number of shots: 1 3. Effect duration: about 10 seconds 4. Mass of smoke composition: 50 g 5. Smoke color: orange 6. Ignition: electric igniter (compatible with remote detonation systems) 7. Class: T1, CE certified Place the mine vertically on a hard, flat surface — asphalt, compacted soil, a board. On grass it may tip over after firing, so stabilize it, e.g., with a sandbag. Fire from a minimum distance of 8 meters and do not stand over the launcher after the igniter has been initiated, even if you think the charge did not go off — wait at least 5 minutes.