Fireworks shell pasting machines in China

[displayfireworks1]

My friend was nice enough to share with us an sample of a fireworks shell finished on an automated machine. The nice think about having a perfectly wrapped shell is when it breaks it should give a nice perfectly shaped break.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX5bDcDzPKo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKr09cHIYC8

[Palermitano2]

Awesome Videos Great to see things are getting more automated.

[UniversalPyro]

the biggest problem is USA is not making them....pathetic

[pyromustang]

That was great to watch.thanks

[crackerbomb]

that was a great video. If that those machines were in the states there would be a lot more saftey guards because there were a ton of pinch points on all of those moving parts.

[Palermitano2]

that was a great video. If that those machines were in the states there would be a lot more saftey guards because there were a ton of pinch points on all of those moving parts.
Yes and the cost for the operator would be 900% higher....lol

[wizard7611]

the biggest problem is USA is not making them....pathetic
cheap labor bro

[PGH_Pyro]

fireworks would be much more expensive than they already are . no bueno .:eek:

[wizard7611]

How much do you think one of these machines cost? What is the machine called at 1:10-1:34?

[PGH_Pyro]

if we could get the Indians competing with the Chinese for pyro import into this country, the prices may stabilize for awhile ...

[PyroManiacs]

That second video is amazing.

[wizard7611]

How are consumer canister shells made then?

[PyroManiacs]

This is all I could find on it...

http://www.badaboomfireworkspa.com/images/clientImages/Picture1.jpg

http://www.badaboomfireworkspa.com/images/clientImages/Picture2.jpg

http://www.badaboomfireworkspa.com/images/clientImages/Picture3.jpg

http://www.badaboomfireworkspa.com/images/clientImages/Picture4.jpg

http://www.badaboomfireworkspa.com/images/clientImages/Picture5.jpg

http://www.badaboomfireworkspa.com/images/clientImages/Picture6.jpg

[wizard7611]

Oh, that makes sense. They take paper caps and seal the ends of the tubes. I believe they're making Pro shells. Overall, nice find!:D

[displayfireworks1]

I often wonder if all of the canister artillery shells in United States are made by a few factories in China. Frequently the different brands sound and look alike. Joyce at Kneppys knows the scoop on this.

[Marine pyro]

That machine is pretty cool. I always wondered how fast they make mortars to be able to sell them for so cheap