WHOLESALE FIREWORKS.

Consumer Fireworks are a classification of fireworks that are available for public use and are designed to be safe for general consumers. 

Legal for Public Use: They are legal in many areas (subject to local regulations) for use by the general public, unlike professional-grade fireworks which require special training and additional permits.

Lower Explosive Content: 1.4G fireworks contain less explosive material compared to professional (1.3G) fireworks, making them less powerful but still capable of creating dazzling visual and audio effects.

Pre-packaged for Safety: These fireworks are designed with built-in safety measures, including clear instructions and lower risk factors, ensuring they can be safely handled by consumers.

Common Types:

• Sparklers
• Fountains
• Roman Candles
• Aerial Shells
• Firecrackers
• Multi-Shot Cakes
• Rockets
• Snaps

Pro Use Consumer Fireworks are a special category of consumer fireworks designed for professional displays but with the ease and lower regulatory restrictions of 1.4G fireworks. They offer more advanced effects and are often used by licensed operators or event coordinators in smaller shows or close-proximity displays.

Professional Quality: While they fall under the 1.4G classification (consumer fireworks), they are designed to create effects typically seen in 1.3G professional shows.

Ease of Use: These are often pre-packaged in smaller, more manageable sizes and are typically launched via electronic firing systems for greater precision.

Close-Proximity: They are designed for safe use in environments where spectators may be closer, such as sports stadiums, theaters, or smaller public venues.

Special Licensing: While they are classified as 1.4G, operators need to have special training or certifications to purchase and use them, though they don't require the same federal permits as 1.3G Professional fireworks.

They bridge the gap between consumer fireworks and professional displays, allowing more advanced effects while maintaining easier handling and transportation regulations.

Articles Pyrotechnic are a specific subset of pyrotechnic devices within the 1.4G classification. These items are typically used for special effects in film, theater, concerts, and other entertainment productions, and they differ from traditional consumer fireworks in a few key ways:

Non-Explosive: Articles pyrotechnic are designed to create visual and auditory effects without the explosive force of traditional fireworks.

Special Purpose: Often used for controlled indoor or close-proximity effects in entertainment or industrial applications (e.g., stage shows, theme parks).

Lower Risk: They are engineered to have a reduced hazard classification but still produce dramatic effects like flashes, smoke, sparks, or small bursts.

Regulation: They still fall under the 1.4G classification, meaning they are subject to consumer-level regulatory guidelines, but their use is generally restricted to licensed professionals due to the specialized nature of their application.

Common Types:

• Lance
• Gerbs
• Sticky Fuse
• Slices / Modules

Igniters are electrical devices used to remotely ignite pyrotechnic articles, including fireworks, special effects, and other pyrotechnic displays.

Electric Ignition: These igniters are usually connected to an electronic firing system, allowing for controlled, timed ignition of pyrotechnic devices from a safe distance.

Low Hazard: The 1.4S classification indicates that these igniters pose minimal risk, as they are designed primarily to trigger the ignition process rather than cause any significant explosion or fire hazard.

Common Applications: They are widely used in fireworks displays (consumer and professional), stage effects, and other pyrotechnic setups where precise timing and safety are critical.

Safety: Because they are classified under 1.4S, they are designed with safety in mind, ensuring that they do not present significant dangers in terms of transportation or handling, unlike more volatile pyrotechnic components.

These igniters help ensure more accurate and synchronized displays, enhancing both safety and the overall visual effect of fireworks or stage pyrotechnics.

Display Fireworks or "professional fireworks," are a classification of fireworks used for large-scale, professional shows. These fireworks contain more explosive material than consumer-grade (1.4G) fireworks and are designed for more powerful effects, such as the large aerial shells seen in major events like public fireworks displays, large-scale public events, such as city celebrations, theme parks, or concerts, where safety measures and firing systems are carefully controlled.

High Explosive Power: They produce more intense and large-scale effects, such as high aerial bursts, loud reports, and vivid displays.

Professional Use: 1.3G fireworks are restricted to use by licensed and trained professionals due to their higher hazard level.

Common Types: 

• Large Aerial Shells
• Salutes (loud bangs)
• Multi-Shot Cakes

Regulation: Because of the larger quantities of explosive materials, their use, storage, and transportation are strictly regulated by federal and local authorities. In the U.S., a federal explosives license is required to purchase and use 1.3G fireworks. 

• HDPE and Fiberglass Mortars
• HDPE and Fiberglass Racks
• Wood Plugs