Water Gel Explosive

Water gel explosives are a type of explosive material that falls under the supply class of Demolition Materials in the supply group of Ammunition and Explosives.

Water gel explosives are a mixture of water, ammonium nitrate, and a gelling agent. They are commonly used in construction and mining industries for various purposes such as blasting, demolition, and excavation.

The gelling agent in water gel explosives helps to bind the mixture together, making it easier to handle and transport. It also provides stability and prevents the explosive material from drying out.

Water gel explosives are typically packaged in plastic or metal containers, and they can be shaped into various forms such as sticks, cartridges, or bulk explosives. They are often used in conjunction with detonators and blasting caps to initiate the explosion.

It is important to note that water gel explosives are highly sensitive and require proper handling, storage, and transportation procedures to ensure safety. They should only be used by trained professionals who are knowledgeable about their properties and potential hazards.