TW710 Tomaszek – 100 shots spread widely across the sky

What effects does the TW710 firework battery produce?

The composition is based mainly on visual effects that look particularly impressive when presented in a wide fan-shaped pattern:

• colourful comets rising at different angles,
• wide aerial bouquets and floral effects,
• golden crowns and long-lasting falling golden trails,
• glittering accents that increase the brightness of the display,
• multicoloured bursts spreading widely to both sides,
• dynamic salvoes building towards a stronger finale.

The 20 mm calibre provides a large number of clearly visible aerial bursts while maintaining a fast and spectacular display. The main advantage of TW710 is not one enormous burst, but the combination of 100 shots, a wide fan and a smoothly developing sequence of effects.

V-shape firework battery – how does it differ from a straight-firing cake?

A traditional firework battery sends most shots almost vertically, so the effects appear mainly within one section of the sky. In the TW710, the internal launch tubes are positioned at different angles to create a distinctive V-shape firing pattern.

In practice, this provides:

• wider use of the space above the display area,
• a more three-dimensional image in the sky,
• simultaneous bursts on the left and right sides,
• a greater sense of scale without firing several separate batteries,
• spectacular salvoes that remain clearly visible to a larger audience.

TW710 performs particularly well in a large, open area where the entire fan-shaped effect can be seen.

As much as 960 g NEC and 100 shots

The battery contains 960 g of net explosive content. Combined with 100 shots and a 20 mm calibre, this provides an extensive and highly dynamic firework display.

The large number of shots allows the sequence to develop through several clearly defined stages. The opening introduces colourful comets and the first wide bursts, the middle section develops golden and glittering effects, while the final salvoes increase the pace and fill more of the sky.

As a result, TW710 can work as a standalone firework battery, although it is even more impressive as a powerful section of a larger display.

What occasions is TW710 suitable for?

The Tomaszek TW710 can be a good choice for:

• New Year’s Eve displays,
• larger birthday parties and anniversaries,
• permitted outdoor celebrations,
• corporate events,
• family events held in a spacious outdoor area,
• the finale of a larger fireworks set,
• displays made up of several firework batteries.

Due to its F3 category and wide angled firing pattern, the product requires sufficient open space and compliance with the safety distance stated on the label.

TW710 as a standalone display or part of a larger fireworks set

TW710 can serve as the main battery in a firework display. Its 100 shots and fan-shaped firing pattern provide a sufficiently extensive composition to look impressive even without additional products.

In a larger display, TW710 can be used as a wide middle section or as the finale. A good sequence may begin with a calmer straight-firing battery, continue with TW710 to widen the entire image in the sky, and finish with a larger-calibre battery or compound firework.

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PiroHiT expert advice

TW710 is worth choosing mainly because of the width of its display, not only because of its number of shots. The angled construction causes the effects to spread to both sides, making the battery look considerably larger than a traditional straight-firing 20 mm cake.

The product performs best in a large, open area. Before ignition, carefully check which side should face the audience and follow the firing-direction markings provided by the manufacturer. A fan-shaped battery must not be positioned randomly because some of its shots are intentionally fired to the left and right.

Important usage information

TW710 is an F3-category product and therefore requires a large open area and increased distance from spectators, buildings, trees, vehicles and other obstacles.

Place the battery on a level, hard and stable surface and secure it against tipping over. Pay particular attention to the correct positioning of the front side because the product fires at different angles.

Always follow the instructions printed on the label of the specific product batch. Never lean over the battery, hold it in your hand or use it for any purpose other than that intended by the manufacturer.

FAQ – TW710 TOMASZEK FIREWORK BATTERY

How many shots does the TW710 have?

TW710 offers 100 shots, fired automatically after a single fuse has been lit.

What calibre is the Tomaszek TW710?

The battery uses a 20 mm calibre, equivalent to approximately 0.8 inches.

Does the TW710 fire vertically?

Not exclusively. It is a fan-shaped V-shape battery whose shots spread to the left and right.

How long does the TW710 last?

The approximate duration is 55 seconds. The actual duration may vary slightly between production batches, so the information printed on the product label should always be treated as definitive.

How high does the TW710 fire?

The effects reach a height of approximately 30–40 metres, depending on weather conditions and the specific production batch.

What effects does the TW710 produce?

The display includes colourful comets, wide aerial bouquets, floral effects, golden crowns, glittering accents and dynamic fan-shaped salvoes.

How much NEC does the TW710 contain?

The product contains 960 g NEC.

What category is the TW710?

The firework battery is classified as F3. It must be used according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the applicable local regulations.

Is the TW710 suitable for a finale?

Yes. Its 100 shots, angled firing pattern and wide aerial bursts make TW710 suitable as a powerful finale or one of the main sections of a larger display.

Does a fan-shaped battery need to be positioned correctly?

Yes. The front of the product must be positioned according to the manufacturer’s markings. Incorrect placement could direct the angled shots towards an unsafe area.