Explosives

Breaching Charges are shaped charges of plastic explosive designed to blow man sized holes in walls.

A chemical explosive in the form of a stiff putty.

Detonating cord (also called detonation cord, detacord, det. cord, detcord, primer cord, Primercord, or sun cord) is a thin, flexible plastic tube filled with explosive.

A detonator, frequently a blasting cap, is a device used to trigger an explosive device.

Dynamite is one of the most common explosives in use.

Dyrocellus Cloth is a development of nitrocellulose and has the texture and feel of cotton cloth with the an explosive power equal to a similar amount of nitrocellulose.

Linear Burning Rope is an explosive device used to cut through metal surfaces, being capable of cutting through a ship's hull.

Linear Shaped Charge (LSC) is a v-shaped armoured polymer strip packed with blasting putty.

Pamex-20 is an explosive compound with extensive industrial and military uses.

Plastic explosive can be molded to any desired shape and will adhere to nearly any surface.

Siderote-7 are the processed seed pods, often made into a variety of paper products such as writing paper, card, cigarette papers, and the like.

TDX is a specialized explosive which functions perpendicular to force of gravity.

Thermeld comes in 15cm long x 5cm wide x 3 cm deep strips of mildly flexible bright pink putty-like material.

A small coin sized charge of Thermite, designed to open locks by burning them into uselessness.