Enola Gaye EG18 High Output Wire Pull Smoke Grenade (White)

Key Features
- A big smoke effect, not too overpowering
- Duration: 90 Seconds
- Cloud Size: 6
- Simple Pull Ring Ignition (Wire Pull)
- Non-toxic Smoke, fully biodegradable body
OVERVIEW
EG18 High Output Smoke Grenades
The EG18 Smoke Grenade bellows out a massive amount of smoke. It has multiple uses and is manufactured in 9 colors, including black.
Whatever your smoke needs are, EG has you covered. Fitted with our Wire Pull™ system, just read and follow the instructions, pull the ring, and you are ready to go!
The EG18 is commonly used for:
- Photography
- TV, film & video production
- Sports & simulation
- Events
- Emergency services training
- Survival
- Weddings
- Gender reveal parties
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detailed specifications
| Cloud Size | 6 |
| Duration | 90 Seconds |
physical specifications
| Color | White |
- EG18 High Output Smoke Grenades - White
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