SMOKE GRENADE BURGUND 40MM

Caliber 40 mm, class T1, one shot — and the effect visible from dozens of meters away. The Burgundy Smoke Mine by Jorge is a vertical burst of dense smoke in a deep red hue that looks like dark wine in photos and videos. The whole effect lasts about 10 seconds and reaches roughly 15 meters up, so you get a short, intense column of color — not a sprawling ground-level cloud. Who the Burgundy 40mm Smoke Mine is for Burgundy is a color missing from most smoke sets. Standard reds can be garish, while this shade is darker and more saturated — it works well in wedding shoots, music videos, and anywhere you need a dramatic backdrop without a tacky effect. At baby showers or anniversaries it adds an elegant touch, especially during the golden hour when the light brings out warm tones in the smoke. Note that the mine fires smoke vertically — not like a classic smoke candle that emits at ground level. Because of that, wind disperses the effect faster. If you’re planning a photo session, position the mine on the windward side relative to the frame so the smoke moves toward the camera, not away from it. Specifications of the Burgundy 40mm Smoke Mine - Caliber: 40 mm — a larger tube produces a denser column of smoke than 30 mm versions - Effect duration: about 10 seconds - Height: up to 15 meters - Ignition: electric igniter — can be connected to a remote firing panel - NEC: 50 g of smoke composition - Class: T1, CE certified An electric igniter is very convenient for video productions — you fire remotely, so no one has to stand next to the mine in the shot. Connect the wires to a firing system and it triggers on your signal, giving you full control over the timing. Safety when firing the Burgundy Smoke Mine Place the mine vertically on a hard, stable surface — asphalt, concrete, compacted ground. The smoke composition does not dye clothing, but it can leave marks on light-colored surfaces around the firing spot, so place a sheet of plastic on white pavement. Keep at least 5 meters distance from people and always be mindful of wind direction — stand on the windward side so you don’t inhale the smoke.