Pyroshine Fireworks – Firework Cakes & Compound Fireworks
Updated on 26 September 2026. Product specifications are based on the supplier catalogue and product information available from PiroHiT.
What is Pyroshine Fireworks and who manufactures it?
Liuyang Pyroshine Fireworks Co. Ltd is a fireworks manufacturer based in Hunan Province, China. Its official company profile lists products including firework cakes, cylindrical shells and smaller pyrotechnic items. The company also identifies production facilities 49F109 and 49F423.
When comparing Pyroshine fireworks, it is important not to rely on the product name alone. Always check the full product code, number of shots, calibre and specific version.
In the Pyroshine range at PiroHiT, you can find both individual firework cakes and large compound fireworks. This guide compares the main models and their technical specifications.
Pyroshine and PRO XPLOSION – why are there two names?
The official Pyroshine website refers to PRO XPLOSION as another official website. Both names are therefore relevant when researching products, videos and catalogue information.
Production facility 49F109 is also referenced by both Pyroshine and PRO XPLOSION. This makes it easier to cross-check information about different product ranges.
X-Series and Legendary Beast by PRO XPLOSION
PRO XPLOSION presents several product lines, including the X-Series and Legendary Beast, also referred to as the Animal Series.
The supplier catalogue for the 2026 season includes models such as Reborn Phoenix, Fury Dragon and Iron Panda. When comparing these products, always use the full product code together with the number of shots, calibre and NEC.
Pyroshine Fireworks in Europe
The official PRO XPLOSION distribution page lists contacts in several European countries, including the Netherlands, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Finland, Italy and Denmark.
Actual product availability depends on the retailer and current deliveries. You can check the current selection on the Pyroshine brand page at PiroHiT.
Inferno Burst – the same name can refer to different fireworks
The full product code is particularly important when comparing Pyroshine fireworks. Inferno Burst is a good example.
The US range includes a product called PS-296 Inferno Burst with 25 shots. The Inferno Burst HQC108S offered by PiroHiT, however, is a 108-shot compound firework.
| Specification | US version | PiroHiT version |
|---|---|---|
| Product code | PS-296 | HQC108S |
| Shots | 25 | 108 |
| Calibre | 30 mm | MIX 25/30 mm |
| Type | Firework cake | Compound firework |
A video or effect description for the PS-296 version should therefore not automatically be treated as a description of the HQC108S version. The same principle applies to other products such as Nitro and Pyroclash, which are available in multiple versions.
Firework cake or compound firework – what should you compare?
When choosing a firework cake or compound firework, the number of shots and calibre are only part of the comparison. The combination of effects, firing speed, firing direction and overall structure of the display are also important.
The Pyroshine range described here includes individual cakes with 25–26 shots as well as large compound fireworks with 96 to 130 shots.
A higher shot count does not automatically mean a longer duration. Fast volleys and slower sequences can produce very different display times even when the number of shots is similar.
NEC refers to the Net Explosive Content. It should be considered together with calibre, shot count and firing sequence rather than being treated as a standalone measure of firework quality.
Pyroshine firework cakes and compound fireworks compared
The following Pyroshine models have product pages at PiroHiT. Follow the product links to check current prices, availability, specifications and videos.
| Model | Product code | Shots | Calibre | NEC | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vortex | D25S-F2S30F | 25 | 30 mm | 480 g | F2 |
| Nitro | D25S-F2S30G | 25 | 30 mm | 405 g shop / 480 g catalogue | F2 |
| Dynamite | HQS26 | 26 | 30 mm | 496.6 g shop / 499.2 g catalogue | F2 |
| Thunder Strike | HQC98S | 98 | 30 mm | 1988 g | F2 |
| Radiant Detonation | HQC104S | 104 | MIX 19/25/30 mm | 1986.4 g | F2 |
| Inferno Burst | HQC108S | 108 | MIX 25/30 mm | 1986.9 g | F2 |
| Blast Fury | HQC113S | 113 | MIX 25/30 mm | 1990.4 g | F2 |
| Nova Blaze | HQC122S | 122 | MIX 25/30 mm | 1993.6 g | F2 |
| Shatterstorm | HQC130S | 130 | MIX 20/25/30 mm | 1971.5 g | F2 |
The NEC figures for Nitro and Dynamite differ between the PiroHiT product pages and the supplier catalogue. For a specific batch, check the information printed on the product label.
Vortex Pyroshine – 25 shots, 30 mm calibre
Vortex D25S-F2S30F is a 25-shot Pyroshine firework cake with a 30 mm calibre and 480 g NEC.
According to the product description, its duration is approximately 35 seconds. It is particularly notable for dense golden effects combined with rich colours.
Nitro – 25-shot 30 mm firework cake
Nitro D25S-F2S30G offers 25 shots at 30 mm and is classified as F2.
The product page gives an approximate duration of 34 seconds and 405 g NEC. The supplier catalogue lists 480 g NEC for the same product code.
There is also a Nitro HQN25 version with 25 shots, 30 mm calibre and 473.5 g NEC. Always check the complete product code when comparing different Nitro versions.
Dynamite HQS26 – 26 shots at 30 mm
Dynamite HQS26 combines 26 straight and angled shots with a 30 mm calibre.
The product description lists golden effects and an approximate duration of 26 seconds. Dynamite is worth comparing with Vortex and Nitro if you are looking for an individual 30 mm firework cake.
Thunder Strike – 98-shot 30 mm compound firework
Thunder Strike HQC98S is a 98-shot compound firework using a consistent 30 mm calibre.
Its specifications list 1988 g NEC and category F2, making it an interesting option when comparing larger compounds built around 30 mm tubes.
Radiant Detonation – 104 shots with MIX 19/25/30 mm
Radiant Detonation HQC104S combines 104 shots with three calibres: 19, 25 and 30 mm.
The catalogue lists 1986.4 g NEC. Its combination of different calibres distinguishes Radiant Detonation from compounds based on a single tube size.
Inferno Burst – 108 shots with MIX 25/30 mm
Inferno Burst HQC108S combines 108 shots with 25 and 30 mm calibres. Its NEC is 1986.9 g.
When comparing it with other Pyroshine compound fireworks, check both the technical specifications and product videos to see differences in effects, firing speed and sequences.
Blast Fury – 113-shot compound firework
Blast Fury HQC113S offers 113 shots, MIX 25/30 mm and 1990.4 g NEC.
In terms of shot count, Blast Fury sits between Inferno Burst and Nova Blaze.
Nova Blaze – 122 shots with MIX 25/30 mm
Nova Blaze HQC122S has 122 shots using 25 and 30 mm calibres.
At 1993.6 g, Nova Blaze has the highest stated NEC of the nine models compared here.
Shatterstorm – 130 shots and three calibres
Shatterstorm HQC130S has 130 shots, the highest shot count in this comparison.
The compound combines 20, 25 and 30 mm calibres and has a stated NEC of 1971.5 g.
New Pyroshine compound fireworks for the 2026 season
The Pyroshine range at PiroHiT is expected to expand with additional models and variants listed in the catalogue. These include Pyroclash, Reborn Phoenix, Fury Dragon and Iron Panda.
| Model | Product code | Shots | Calibre | NEC | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nitro | HQN25 | 25 | 30 mm | 473.5 g | F2 |
| Pyroclash | HQN96S | 96 | 30 mm | 1886.3 g | F2 |
| Pyroclash | HQC96S | 96 | 30 mm | 1977.6 g | F2 |
| Reborn Phoenix | HQC99S | 99 | MIX 25/30 mm | 1784.5 g | F2 |
| Fury Dragon | HQC109S | 109 | MIX 25/30 mm | 1963 g | F2 |
| Iron Panda | HQC120S | 120 | MIX 25/30 mm | 1958 g | F2 |
Pyroclash – two 96-shot versions
Pyroclash HQN96S and HQC96S both have 96 shots, a 30 mm calibre and F2 classification.
However, their NEC differs: HQN96S is listed at 1886.3 g, while HQC96S is listed at 1977.6 g. Even a single letter in the product code can therefore identify a different version.
Reborn Phoenix – 99 shots
Reborn Phoenix HQC99S is an announced 99-shot compound firework with MIX 25/30 mm and 1784.5 g NEC.
Fury Dragon – 109 shots
Fury Dragon HQC109S combines 109 shots, MIX 25/30 mm and 1963 g NEC.
Iron Panda – 120 shots
Iron Panda HQC120S combines 120 shots with MIX 25/30 mm. The catalogue lists 1958 g NEC and category F2.
Which Pyroshine firework should you choose?
Start by comparing the types of effects you want to see. Then consider the number of shots, calibre, duration, size of the compound and your planned budget.
- Firework cake with golden effects: compare Vortex and Dynamite.
- 25-shot 30 mm firework cake: compare Vortex and Nitro.
- Compound fireworks with MIX 25/30 mm: compare Inferno Burst, Blast Fury and Nova Blaze, as well as Reborn Phoenix, Fury Dragon and Iron Panda when available.
- Three calibres in one compound: consider Radiant Detonation with MIX 19/25/30 mm and Shatterstorm with MIX 20/25/30 mm.
- Compound with a consistent 30 mm calibre: compare Thunder Strike with the Pyroclash variants.
- Highest shot count in this comparison: Shatterstorm with 130 shots.
Check current models, prices and availability on the Pyroshine Fireworks page at PiroHiT.
Pyroshine Fireworks – frequently asked questions
Are Pyroshine and PRO XPLOSION connected?
Yes. The official Pyroshine website refers to PRO XPLOSION as another official website. Both also reference production facility 49F109.
Which Pyroshine fireworks are available at PiroHiT?
Models with dedicated product pages include Vortex, Nitro D25S-F2S30G, Dynamite, Thunder Strike, Radiant Detonation, Inferno Burst, Blast Fury, Nova Blaze and Shatterstorm.
Which Pyroshine compound fireworks use mixed calibres?
Inferno Burst, Blast Fury and Nova Blaze use MIX 25/30 mm. Reborn Phoenix, Fury Dragon and Iron Panda are also listed with MIX 25/30 mm.
Radiant Detonation combines 19/25/30 mm, while Shatterstorm combines 20/25/30 mm.
Are there different versions of Nitro and Pyroclash?
Yes. Nitro appears as D25S-F2S30G and HQN25, while Pyroclash is listed as HQN96S and HQC96S. Always check the complete product code before comparing specifications.
Does Inferno Burst always have 108 shots?
No. The European HQC108S version described here has 108 shots. The US range also includes the PS-296 Inferno Burst with 25 shots.
Does a higher shot count mean a longer duration?
No. Duration also depends on firing speed, volleys and the number of shots fired within each sequence.
Where can I find Pyroshine fireworks?
See the current selection on the Pyroshine brand page in the PiroHiT online shop, where you can compare available models, specifications, prices and product videos.
Pyroshine tested – dense effects and varied firing patterns
Several Pyroshine products were tested by us together with Machony and received a very positive assessment. We particularly noticed the dense, long-lasting effects and the variety of effect combinations.
Depending on the model, different firing patterns may be used:
- Straight firing for concentrated effects above the firing position.
- Fan-shaped firing for a wider display across the sky.
- Crossover sequences with crossing firing directions.
- Changing firing speeds combining slower sections with more intense sequences.
- Volleys for powerful accents.
- Dense, long-lasting effects for a fuller display in the sky.
Not every model includes all of these firing patterns. For this reason, we recommend checking the product video alongside the technical specifications of each specific firework.
View Pyroshine firework cakes and compound fireworks at PiroHiT.
How is Pyroshine Fireworks made?
Pyroshine is associated with Liuyang in China's Hunan Province, a major centre of fireworks production. The official company profile lists production facility 49F109 in connection with firework cake production.
The video provides a behind-the-scenes look at Pyroshine production. You can also watch the videos for individual firework cakes and compound fireworks to compare their effects, firing speed and overall sequence.
View all currently available models on the Pyroshine Fireworks page at PiroHiT.
