an explosive device that operates electrically, the nitrogen pressure in the bottle pushes the halon through the discharge port
a smaller explosive that causes detonation in a larger one
a small explosive about the size of a firecracker
a small explosive charge, connected to a soft packet of fake blood
a small firecracker that doesn't explode
a small pyrotechnic used, in this case, as a means of activating the fire extinguishing system when selected by the crew
A special effect that simulates a bullet striking an object or person. It is a pyrotechnic effect and is also known as a bullet hit.
A cartridge that does not have enough or any powder charge that sends the bullet part way down the bore. A shooter usually notices it because the shot is not as loud as normal and there is no recoil. The shooter must stop shooting, unload the gun, and remove the bullet from the bore.
A small explosive charge used in airbags and seatbelt pretensioners
Small explosive device, which when detonated ,will simulate the effect of a bullet/puncture wound or small explosion.
A small quantity of high explosives usually used for directed blasts.
A type of fireworks slang for an electric match (see definition of electric match above). True squibs are actually blasting caps (initiators) used in the explosive industry to set off high explosives. This term crept into fireworks jargon by individuals that did not understand the differences between an electric match and a blasting cap. True squibs are not used for fireworks.
A small explosive that simulates the effect of a bullet shot or small explosion.
A squib is a small explosive device which has a wide range of uses, such as generating mechanical forces as well as in pyrotechnic use. A squib can range in size from 2 to 15 millimetres in diameter. The squib, being an explosive device, releases a lot of energy, and can be used for shattering, triggering, propelling and cutting a wide range of materials.