Orange Color for Lance Fireworks

[avinash007]

Hello,

 

Anybody who knows the Composition for orange color.please guide

[redbullzuiper]

I already did. I don't understand why you keep on posting new topics and randomly ask these kind of question inside random topics. On top of that you are sending people personal messages with similar questions.

As I already said, if you look for compositions. Then first look at the internet, as there are numerous sites containing lots of compositions. There is also here on APC a section called 'Pyrotechnic compositions'.

 

Stop being lazy and search on these sites yourself

https://pyrodata.com/

http://www.vk2zay.net/composition/

https://www.cannonfuse.com/store/pc/Pyrotechnic-Formulas-Stars-d27.htm

http://pyrosource.wikia.com/wiki/Compositions

[avinash007]

Hello

 

Strontium nitrate.................................36

Sodium oxalate....................................8

Potassium chlorate................................5

Shellac powder....................................5

Sulfur............................................3

 

How to calculate in Percentage

 

I have got only 1 Composition

[PhoenixRising]

I suspected you were a troll at first but gave the slight benefit of a doubt.

 

Now it's blindingly clear.

 

This always happens when Mumbles steps away for a few days.. .seriously like clockwork.

[sora]

Don't use Chlorate and sulfur together

If you've to use Chlorate anyhow, there are a few formulas with Chlorate and Calcium Carbonate (often sold as some varieties of mineral chalk)

Try "slate pencils" sold very cheap in your locality

[sora]

I use the following comp. in torches, orangish but not orange as you would expect without KP/KC:

BN : 8

Al powder: 1

Alu flakes: 4

Magnesium: 1

S: 1.5

Calcium Carbonate (natural Chalk) : 0.5

[davidh]

Read this. You're welcome.

http://www.jpyro.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Kos-235-254.pdf

[rohit]

Thanks Davidh for sharing such detailed information on lance work.