History of Explosia a.s.



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Propellants

History of Explosia a.s. SINCE 1920 Production of smokeless powders, black powders and explosives in Explosia a.s. has a long tradition. The company was established in 1920 under the name Czechoslovak Joint-stock Factory for Explosive Materials in Prague. Production plant was erected in Semtín near Pardubice (in 1921). In 1934 the name of the company was changed to Explosia. Later, in 1958, the company merged with its affiliated company Synthesia and other companies to East Bohemian Chemical Works Synthesia n.p. After 1990 Synthesia was divided to parts and one of them, the producer of explosives, was named Explosia again. Explosia joint-stock company was founded in 1998 and in 2002 all shares were transferred to governmental structure. Since 2002 is Explosia a.s. fully owned by government of Czech Republic. The Research Institute of Industrial Chemistry (VÚPCH), as a part of Explosia a.s., can offer know-how in R&D of propellants and explosives. Explosia a.s. produces explosives and powders for commercial and military purposes, combustible 125 mm APFSDS-T tank ammunition, 155 mm bimodular charge system, rocket propellants and black powders.

Types of propellants Explosia a.s. produces two basic types of powders single base powders and double base powders with certain percentage of nitroglycerine. Triple base propellants are also produced with main application for 155 mm ammunition. The powders are produced in the form of flakes, extruded tubular or seven perforated grains or spherical grains. Explosia a. s. produces many different propellants for all commonly used calibers. Single base powders (marking S) Nitrocellulose is the main component (90-98 %) of single base powders. Various additives such as stabilizers, surface treatment agents, flame reducing agents and ingredients affecting the burning characteristics are used as well. The shape of the powder grain is cylindrical, single or multi perforated, or flake. Most single base propellants produced in Explosia a.s. are surface coated to achieve the progressiveness of burning. Single base propellants are used mainly in handguns, antiaircraft guns, recoilless systems and howitzers. Double base powders (marking D) In addition to nitrocellulose powders double base powders contain also other energetic components nitro esters, usually nitroglycerine (10-38 %). These powders contain also small percentage of stabilizers or other additives as single base powders. Double base powders are of higher energetic value than single base powders. Their calorific value varies between 3 800 and 5 200 kj/kg, ballistic performance is better. The shape of powder grain is cylindrical, single perforated, spherical or flake. Quality assurance Explosia a. s. guarantees, that each lot of powder will provide the loaded cartridges with required velocity and pressure parameters. To achieve this, the powders produced are subjected to strict quality control. Physical (dimensions, bulk density, water content), chemical (composition, ash, stability) and ballistic parameters are determined with cartridges loaded with powder conditioned for 24 hours at recommended temperatures and 60±5 % humidity. Quality management system, as to the extent corresponding with ISO 9001 standard, was introduced in the company in 1998. Since 2003, after successful passing through the re-certification audit, Explosia a.s. has become the holder of the certificate according to standard system ISO 9001: 2000 and in 2004 the holder of certificate of conformity of quality system with AQAP 110 requirements. Research and development of propellants Research is performed in the field of production technologies of smokeless powders, combustible masses, propellants, their physical structure, methods of parameters determination, stability problems and analytical procedures for determination of powder composition, processing properties of nitrocellulose etc. Development work involves solution of propelling charges for small calibre ammunition up to 155 mm, modular charges 155 mm, mortars up to calibre 120 mm, rocket motors up to calibre 122 mm, kinetic energy (KE) ammunition for calibres up to 125 mm, including technology and technological equipment. Research and development in the field of measuring of ballistic parameters involves measuring in weapons and closed vessels. Development in the field of ballistic simulators includes evaluation and simulation programmes. Packaging All here stated powders can be packed into: Cardboard boxes Fibreboard drums 500 g or 1000 g containers for reloading purposes The powders are packed into fibreboard or cardboard drums or boxes with conductive PE bags. The quantity of powder contained in a drum varies mostly between 8 and 50 kg according to the individual type of powder and the risk connected with its inflammation. The powders can be packed also into other types of containers (hermetic steel container etc.) This requires an agreement with the producer of the powder. The containers used shall meet the requirements of the rules of transport of dangerous goods.

5 Shotshell Propellants S015-01 single base disc 500 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 28 g Wad plastic wad 1.23 g V 2 370 m/s 670 bar 12/70 32 g S030-02 650 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 28 g Wad plastic wad 1.60 g V 2 420 m/s 600 bar 12/70 32 g S032-02 650 g/l 12/70 Wad plastic wad Weight of shots 32 g 1.70 g V 2 400 m/s 600 bar 12/70 34 g S035-01 single base flake 580 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 36 g Wad felt wad 2.00 g V 2 390 m/s 600 bar 12/70 36 g

6 D013-01 double base disc 525 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 24 g Wad plastic wad 1.20 g V 2 400 m/s 600 bar 12/70 28 g D015-01 double base flake 500 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 24 g Wad plastic wad 1.30 g V 2 400 m/s 600 bar 12/70 28 g D030-01 590 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 24 g Wad plastic wad 1.45 g V 2 420 m/s 600 bar 12/70 28 g Shotshell Propellants D032-05 SUBSONIC 560 g/l 12/70 Subsonic Weight of shots 28 g Wad plastic wad 0.80 g V 2 300 m/s 600 bar 12/17 24 g subsonic

7 Shotshell Propellants D033-01 720 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 32 g Wad plastic wad 1.60 g V 2 400 m/s 600 bar D033-02 720 g/l 12/70 Weight of shots 32 g Wad plastic wad 1.70 g V 2 400 m/s 600 bar

8 Rifle Propellants

9 Rifle Propellants S040-01 820 g/l.22 Hornet SP 2.9 g 0.560 g 710 m/s 2 000 bar.30 Carbine S053-01 860 g/l 7.62 x 39 FMJ 8.0 g 1.55 g 730 m/s 2 600 bar.222 Remington S060-01 890 g/l 7.62 x 54 R SP 11.70 g 2.72 g 780 m/s 3 000 bar.308 Win., 8 x 57 JS, 8 x 57 JR S060-02 880 g/l.308 Winchester FMJ 9.30 g 2.80 g 830 m/s 3 800 bar 7.62 x 54 R

10 S062-01 890 g/l 8 x 57 JS SP 12.70 g 3.20 g 780 m/s 3 800 bar 8 x 57 JRS,.30-06 Springfield S065-01 910 g/l 7 x 57 SP 9.0 g 3.00 g 780 m 3 000 bar 7 x 57 R, 7 x 64.7 x 65 R,.30-06 Springfield S070-01 920 g/l.30-06 Springfield SBT 11.7 g 3.68 g 825 m/s 3 600 bar 7 x 64,.300 Win. Mag.,.270 Win. Rifle Propellants S070-02 910 g/l.338 LAP Magnum HPBT 16.2 g 5.60 g 840 m/s 4 000 bar.30-06 Spr.,.270 Win.,.300 Win. Mag.

11Rifle Propellants S071-01 910 g/l 7 mm Rem. Mag. SBT 11.70 g 4.40 g 900 m/s 4 300 bar.30 06 Spr.,.300 Win. Mag. D063-01 970 g/l 7.62 x 39 FMJ 8.0 g 1.50 g 725 m/s 2 600 bar.222 Rem.,.223 Rem. D073-01 980 g/l.223 Remington FMJ 3.60 g 1.62 g 1 000 m/s 3 600 bar.222 Rem., 5.6 x 50 R Mag., 5.6 x 52 R D073-04 970 g/l.223 Remington FMJ 3.60 g 1.64 g 870 m/s 3 600 bar.270 Win.,.223 Rem.

12 D073-05 970 g/l.223 Remington FMJ 3.60 g 1.67 g 970 m/s 3 600 bar.270 Win.,.223 Rem. D073-06 960 g/l.308 Winchester HPBT 10.90 2.95 g 830 m/s 3 900 bar.270 Win.,.223 Rem. D083-01 960 g/l.308 Winchester HPBT 10.90 3.00 g 830 m/s 3 700 bar 7.22 x 54 R Rifle Propellants

14 S011-01 640 g/l.45 Auto FMJ 14.90 g 0.345 g 260 m/s 1 250 bar.38 Special S020-02 660 g/l 9 mm Luger FMJ 7.5 g 0.330 g 375 m/s 2 300 bar 9 mm Brow., 7.65 Brow., 6.35 Brow. D010-02 880 g/l Pistol and Revolver Propellants.22 Long Rifle HV 2.33 g 0.10 g 400 m/s 1 200 bar.22 LR HV,.22 Short, 6.8/11 D010-04 940 g/l.22 WMR 2.92 g 0.10 g 480 m/s 1 800 bar.22 LR

15Pistol and Revolver Propellants D032-03 650 g/l 9 mm Luger FMJ 7.5 g 0.320 g 380 m/s 2 300 bar 9 mm Brow., 7.65 Brow., 6.35 Brow. D036-01 940 g/l.357 Magnum FMJ 10.25 g 0.670 g 420 m/s 2 800 bar 9 mm Luger,.40 S & W D036-03 960 g/l.357 Magnum FMJ 158/10.25 0.62 g 420 m/s 2 800 bar 9 mm Luger,.40 S & W D036-05 950 g/l 9 mm Luger FMJ 8.0 g 0.380 g 365 m/s 2 250 bar 9 mm Luger,.40 S & W

16 D037-01 960 g/l.357 Magnum FMJ 10.25 g 0.732 g 340 m/s 1 300 bar 9 mm Luger,.40 S & W D037-02 950 g/l.44 Rem. Mag. FMJ 15.60 g 1.35 g 430 m/s 2 500 bar.41 Rem. Mag. Pistol and Revolver Propellants

17Pistol and Revolver Propellants propellants Ammunition was cleaned during last years from heavy metals by changing of design. Frequently used compounds emitting heavy metals were changed for clean or green and design of bullets was changed to prevent lead pollution during shooting. LowTox propellants are openning new line of products produced by Explosia a.s., which is next logical step following job done on bullets and primers on ammunition. Powders and products of combustion are as low toxic as possible. Fist product was introduced for 9 mm Luger and tests were done with Sellier & Bellot NonTox primer. Main advantages: No toxic stabilizer and no toxic product of ageing of powder Reduced quantity of toxic products of burning (CO, HCN, etc.) Unburned residues of powder less than 1 % Thermal uniformity of ammunition within range from -54 to +52 C Stability of powder according to STANAG 4582 D025-03 double base - tubular, impregnated 680 g/l 9 mm Luger NONTOX 7.5 g (8.0 g) 0.380 g 380 m/s 2 250 bar no other D036-07 Further details upon request. 900 g/l 9 mm Luger FMJ 7.5 g 0.375 g 375 m/s 2 300 bar 9 mm Brow., 7.65 Brow.

19Military Propellants Propellants for military and law enforcement use Below mentioned is for information only. Ask the Explosia s sales department for full technical specification of each propellant. Mark Type of the powder D020-01 Spherical powder 40 x 53 mm grenade D025-01 Tubular impregnated powder 9 x 19 mm NATO, 7.5 g, 8.0 g bullet, REACH type D036-08 Spherical powder 9 x 19 mm NATO, 7.5 g FMJ bullet (M882) D060-03 Tubular impregnated powder 40 x 53 mm grenade HV D063-03 Spherical powder 7.62 x 39 mm M43 D073-02 Spherical powder 5.56 x 45 mm, M193, tracer M195 D073-03 Spherical powder 5.56 x 45 mm NATO, SS109, M855 (M856 tracer) D073-05 Spherical powder 5.56 mm Ball M855, tracer M856, REACH type D075-01 Spherical powder 5.45 x 39 mm D083-01 Spherical powder 7.62 x 54R D083-02 Spherical powder 7.62 x 51 mm NATO (M80) D083-03 Spherical powder 7.62 x 51 mm NATO (M80), REACH type D100-01 Spherical powder 12.7 x 99 mm NATO, M33 D100-02 Spherical powder 12.7 x 107 mm D103-01 Spherical powder 20 mm TP M55, HEI M56 S020-01 Flake powder 9 x 19 mm NATO, 9 x 18 mm Makarov S022-01 Flake powder 7.62 x 39 mm M43 Blank S053-01 Tubular powder 7.62 x 39 mm M43 S060-01 Tubular powder 7.62 x 54R, 7.62 x 51 mm NATO S070-01 Tubular powder.338 WM S101-01 7-perforated powder 14.5 x 114 mm S102-01 7-perforated powder 23 x 152 mm ZU S102-02 7-perforated powder 23 x 152 mm APFSDS-T, 130 g S102-03 7-perforated powder 23 x 115 mm NS, KM, NR-23 S102-04 7-perforated powder 12.7 x 108 mm, ball B32 S105-01 7-perforated powder 30 x 165 mm 2A42 S105-04 7-perforated powder 30 x 173 mm NATO S110-01 Tubular powder 30 x 210 mm S110-02 7-perforated powder 40 mm L/60 (40 311 mm R) Explosia a.s. has capabilities for production of single base and double base propellants according to Russian or NATO standards for artillery ammunition 100 mm, 122 mm, 125 mm, 152 mm, 155 mm and mortars ammunition 60 mm, 81 mm, 82 mm, 98 mm and 120 mm as well.

14 50 Plzeň Praha Pardubice Brno 18 48 Explosia a.s. Semtín 107, 530 50 Pardubice, Czech Republic phone: +420 466 825 500 fax: +420 466 822 966 e-mail: explosia@explosia.cz Propellant Sales Department phone: +420 466 825 287 +420 466 825 288 fax: +420 466 822 943 e-mail: propellants@explosia.cz www.explosia.cz Explosia a.s. Version 2014-03-01. All rights reserved. Specifications in this Propellants Catalog are subject to change without notice.