Enola Gaye EG18X High Output Wire Pull Smoke Grenade (Orange)

Key Features
- Fast, dense smoke cloud
- Duration: 50 Seconds
- Cloud Size: 8
- Simple Pull Ring Ignition (Wire Pull)
- No pyrotechnic training needed for use
- Non-toxic Smoke, fully biodegradable body
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EG18X High Output Smoke
The EG18X High Output Smoke Grenade has been designed to put out a massive smoke cloud in the shortest time possible.
The smoke effect created by our EG18X is stunning – simply the best smoke available. The EG Wire Pull™ system makes starting the device really easy; just pull the ring to the side at a 90 degree angle and smoke starts to bellow straight away.
The EG18X is commonly used for:
- Photography
- TV, film & video production
- Sports & simulation
- Events
- Emergency services training
- Industrial testing
- Aerial sports
EG18X Size Guide

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physical specifications
| Color | Orange |
detailed specifications
| Cloud Size | 8 |
| Duration | 50 Seconds |
- EG18X High Output Smoke - Orange
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