These are the most commonly used devices in an Outdoor Aerial Display

Also known as tracers, go-getters, or fish, bees are a type of aerial effect that upon bursting streak in random directions or seem to vibrate.

As their name implies, Comets produce a long, streaming tail of sparks.

A type of aerial effect where the stars break into a palm tree

Aerial shells with a large comet

Aerial shells that produce a bright flash and a large, loud report (“bang”).

A type of aerial effect that projects a shower of sparks while rotating around its axis to produce a pinwheel type of appearance.

Very bright pyrotechnic effects that flash or blink rapidly. Utilized in stars in aerial devices or in strobe pots

Pyrotechnic effects that produce a large whistling or screaming noise.

Aerial effects designed to simulate the appearance of a willow tree, with many fine shimmering “branches” burning almost to the ground.