Point Detonating Fuze

Fuze refers to a device used in explosives or ammunition to initiate the detonation process. It is designed to provide a controlled and timed explosion. Point detonating fuze, also known as impact fuze, is a type of fuze that is activated upon impact with a target. When the projectile or bomb equipped with a point detonating fuze hits a solid object, the impact triggers the fuze to initiate the detonation of the explosive material. This type of fuze is commonly used in artillery shells, bombs, and rockets. Point detonating fuzes are designed to ensure that the explosive device detonates upon impact, increasing the effectiveness of the weapon. They are often equipped with safety features to prevent accidental detonation during handling or transportation.