TITANIUM SALUTE 100 SHOTS 20MM PXC217

Titanium Salute PXC217 from Piromax is a cake in which the manufacturer focused on combining color with bang. Each shot ends with a titanium salute — a silvery-white flash and a crack that you can hear clearly even in New Year’s Eve noise. This is not a quiet “for a pretty sky” cake. Here, besides colorful stars, you get a definite acoustic accent, so the neighbors will certainly know the show has started. 100 shots with a titanium salute — what does that mean in practice? 1. Caliber: 20 mm — a standard size for an F2-class cake, sufficient for a home display 2. Number of shots: 100 — a dense sequence that at this caliber produces a continuous stream of effects for several dozen seconds 3. Visual effects: red, sky-blue and green stars with a titanium flash at each burst 4. Sound effect: a distinct, sharp bang after each shot — the “salute” in the name is no accident 5. Class: F2 — no license required, for adults only Titanium Salute PXC217 — who is this cake for? With a 20 mm caliber you shouldn’t expect effects visible from the other side of town. However, for a backyard show for family and friends this cake does the job — 100 shots is enough to give the display continuity and not end after a few seconds. Three star colors plus a titanium bang provide variety that cheaper cakes with a single repeating effect lack. It works well as part of a larger show — light it at the beginning or in the middle, between larger calibers, to maintain momentum. You can also use it as a standalone show for an intimate party. One hundred shots at 20 mm caliber don’t require a huge area or special preparation — place it on a hard surface, ignite it, and step back. Safety with the Titanium Salute A 20 mm caliber requires a minimum distance of 8 meters from spectators. Place the cake on asphalt, paving stones or compacted soil — on grass or sand the cake may tip over during firing, and you don’t want that with 100 shots going off one after another. After the show ends, wait a few minutes before approaching to check the launcher.