Smoke Bomb

Smoke bombs are a type of bomb that are designed to produce a large amount of smoke when ignited. They are commonly used for various purposes such as signaling, creating a smoke screen for concealment, or for special effects in entertainment industries.

In the supply class Bombs, smoke bombs are categorized under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives. This group includes various types of bombs, explosives, and ammunition used for military, industrial, or recreational purposes.

Smoke bombs typically consist of a casing filled with a mixture of chemicals that produce smoke when ignited. The chemicals used can vary, but commonly include potassium nitrate, sugar, and a coloring agent. When the smoke bomb is ignited, the chemicals react and produce a dense cloud of smoke.

Smoke bombs are available in different sizes and colors, allowing for customization based on specific needs. They are often used by military and law enforcement agencies for tactical purposes, such as obscuring visibility during operations or training exercises. In addition, smoke bombs are also used in recreational activities like paintball or airsoft games to create a visual effect or provide cover.

It is important to note that the use of smoke bombs may be regulated or restricted in certain areas, and proper safety precautions should always be followed when handling and igniting them.