Shock Test Charge

Shock Test Charges are a type of explosive device that is used for testing the resistance and durability of various structures and materials to shock and impact. They are classified under the supply class Demolition Materials, which includes a range of explosive devices and materials used for demolition purposes.

In the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, Shock Test Charges are specifically categorized as a type of explosive device used for testing purposes rather than for actual demolition or combat operations. These charges are designed to produce controlled shockwaves and vibrations to simulate the effects of an explosion on structures, equipment, or materials.

Shock Test Charges are typically used in industries such as construction, aerospace, defense, and engineering to assess the structural integrity and performance of various components, systems, and materials. They are often employed in laboratory or field testing scenarios to evaluate the ability of structures or materials to withstand the impact of explosions or other high-intensity events.

It is important to note that Shock Test Charges should only be handled and used by trained professionals who have the necessary expertise and knowledge in explosive materials and safety protocols.