Cake Bajka SFC42 5901122905301 68shots 25 30mm F2 Iskra by Funke

Medium-sized 68-shot launcher. Caliber 25/30mm. CE F2 certified.

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Bajka 68s. SFC42 F2 1/1 – firework cake 68 shots 25/30mm calibre

The Bajka 68s. SFC42 F2 1/1 is a medium-sized firework cake produced by Iskra by Funke, well-regarded for their quality and reliability in pyrotechnics manufacturing. Designed for both enthusiasts and semi-professional displays, this fireworks battery delivers 68 powerful shots with alternating 25mm and 30mm calibre tubes, creating an impressive, multi-effect display in the sky. Certified under the CE F2 category, this cake is geared towards those seeking a captivating performance within regulated environments. Its robust build and varied firing sequence make it a standout choice for anyone assembling a dynamic fireworks show.

The Bajka 68s. SFC42 offers a versatile mix of effects, firing a sequence of 68 shots through both 25mm and 30mm calibre tubes for a striking, layered aerial display. The cake's robust construction ensures consistent performance across its entire sequence, supporting a well-paced and engaging show. With the F2 safety certification, this model is suitable for a wide range of users when handled according to instructions, while its professional finish makes it a reliable addition to larger private or community events.

Key specifications of Bajka 68s. SFC42 F2 1/1

Number of shots: 68
Calibre: 25/30mm
Manufacturer: Iskra by Funke
Category: CE F2
Product code: 5901122905301

What effects does Bajka 68s. SFC42 F2 1/1 produce?

This firework cake fires 68 shots in an impressive progression, utilising both 25mm and 30mm tubes to enhance the visual impact. The combination of these calibres results in a varied height and spread, with effects that may include colourful bursts, bright flashes and dynamic transitions. The firing pace and visual effects ensure an engaging spectacle that holds attention from start to finish. The final sequence often delivers a notable conclusion, heightening the overall display. For more information on pyrotechnic effects and what to expect, visit our firework cakes category.

What should you consider when choosing this firework cake?

When selecting the Bajka 68s. SFC42, pay close attention to confirmed specs such as the 68-shot count and mixed 25/30mm calibre, as these determine both the intensity and variety of aerial effects you’ll achieve. The CE F2 certification ensures it meets European safety standards for use in controlled outdoor settings. This firework cake’s combination of shot count and calibre makes it suitable for creating a visually engaging centrepiece or enhancing a mixed fireworks programme. For a detailed comparison of performance characteristics, consult the Best Firework Cakes 2026 guide from PiroHiT.

When is Bajka 68s. SFC42 F2 1/1 a good choice?

The Bajka 68s. SFC42 is ideal for organisers seeking a substantial medium-sized display with both variety and visual power. It fits well into community celebrations or private parties where a reliable fireworks battery is needed to deliver a memorable moment. Thanks to its 68 shots and alternating calibre tubes, it creates a show that captures different perspectives and ensures every audience member enjoys a vivid experience.

PiroHiT Expert Tip: When setting up the Bajka 68s. SFC42, ensure you have a stable, flat surface and maintain a safe distance in line with CE F2 recommendations. To expand your expertise on fireworks handling and learn how experienced testers like Machony evaluate performance and safety, check out Machony – PiroHiT Expert in Fireworks Testing.

Brand

Iskra by Funke

Producer code

5901122905301

Warranty

Manufacturer's warranty for 1 year

The manufacturer guarantees the repair or replacement of the equipment up to 12 months from the date of purchase. Contact the store via the claim form to order a courier to pick up the equipment from your home.

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