Ruag Ammotec Gmbh

Raug Ammotec Gmbh

Peter Simon Lechner

Rainer Hagel

Ulrich Bley

Aleksej Hoschenko

Frank Mönius

Julia Havlik

Reinhard Moller

Ulf Lawrentz

Reinhard Möller

The invention relates to a pyrotechnic agent containing at least one azotetrazolate as a component thereof.

Pyrotechnic agent

The invention relates to ignition sets comprising initial explosive substances selected from the group consisting of compounds, in particular compounds of lead, which are derived from trinitropolyphenols, such as trinitrophenol, trinitroresorcinol or hydrazoic acid, for example, in mixture with oxygen-generating substances, wherein further included are initial explosive substances made of alkali metal and/or alkaline-earth metal salts of dinitrobenzofuroxanes and oxygen-generating substances made from nitrates of ammonium, guanidine, aminoguanidine, triaminoguanidine, dicyanodiamidine and from the elements of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, cerium and/or from multivalent metal oxides.

Ignition sets with improved ignition performance

The invention relates to a primer composition, to a method for producing the same and to the use of said primer composition.

Primer composition

A propellant charge, a priming cap including the propellant charge and a weapons training system including the priming cap are characterized in that the propellant charge contains a soft friction agent. The propellant charge can contain at least one impact-sensitive explosive substance as a heavy-metal-free priming compound, and the soft friction agent can be marble, calcite, dolomite, soft carbonates and/or mixtures thereof.

Propellant charge

The invention relates to a lead- and barium-free ignition charge which does not contain any oxidant, and its use.

Ignition charge

The invention relates to a heat-generating mixture, to a method and a device for generating heat, especially for heating food such as water, coffee, etc.

Heat-generating mixture and device and method for heat generation

The invention relates to the salts of styphnic acid, to methods for producing the same and to their use.

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Oberasbach, Germany

Peter Simon Lechner