Blasting Machine

A blasting machine is a device used to generate an electrical charge that is used to initiate the detonation of explosives. It is commonly used in the field of demolition for various purposes such as breaking rocks, demolishing structures, or excavating tunnels.

Blasting machines are typically portable and consist of a control box, a handle, and a set of wires or cables. The control box houses the electrical components, including a battery or capacitor, a switch, and a circuit that generates the electrical charge. The handle is used to activate the machine, and the wires or cables are connected to the explosives to transmit the electrical charge.

In the supply class Demolition Materials, blasting machines are categorized under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives. This classification is based on their function and the potential hazards associated with their use. It is important to note that the use and handling of blasting machines and explosives should only be done by trained professionals who follow strict safety protocols and regulations.