Rockets
2 Sound Rocket
2 Sound Rocket is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and ends with 2…
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PRODUCT FAMILY 04
Rockets
Rockets climb into the sky on a stick and finish with a report, crackle or colour. The range includes baby rockets, colour rockets, two- and three-sound rockets, rocket bombs and the Lunik Express.
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Rockets
3 Sound Rocket
3 Sound Rocket is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and ends with 3…
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Baby Rocket Crackers
Baby Rocket Crackers is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and finishes with its…
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Color Rocket
Color Rocket is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and finishes with its effect…
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Crackling Rocket Crackers
Crackling Rocket Crackers is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and finishes with its…
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Lunik Express Rocket
Lunik Express Rocket is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and finishes with its…
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Rocket Bomb
Rocket Bomb is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and finishes with its effect…
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Rocket Bomb Crackers
Rocket Bomb Crackers is a stick rocket that climbs into the sky and finishes with its…
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ABOUT THIS FAMILY
What are rockets?
A rocket has a motor that lifts it off a launch tube or bottle, a stick that keeps it straight, and an effect at the top. Because rockets travel, the launch site and the space above it matter more than with any ground firework.
- Baby rockets and colour rockets
- Two-sound and three-sound rockets
- Rocket bombs and crackling rockets
- Lunik Express-style rockets
Using rockets safely
- Launch from a firm tube or a bottle set in sand - never from your hand or a glass bottle.
- Choose an open area with no trees, wires, balconies or buildings overhead.
- Keep spectators 10–20 metres back, upwind of the launch.
- Never lean over a rocket once the fuse is lit.
- Check that the stick is straight and the rocket stands upright before lighting.
Are rockets allowed where I live?
Rules on aerial fireworks differ between states and cities, and some areas restrict them or set fixed timings. Check the current local rules before the festival.
Who should handle rockets?
Only a responsible adult should light rockets. Children can watch from a safe distance but should never light them.
What should I keep ready before launching?
A bucket of water or sand, a long agarbatti or lighter, eye protection, and a clear, open launch spot.
Where should rockets be launched?
From a stable tube or a bottle set in sand, in a wide open area away from buildings, trees, power lines, vehicles, dry grass and crowds.
What is a safe distance for spectators?
Usually 10–20 metres for small rockets, more for bigger ones. Follow the distance printed on the pack.
What if a rocket doesn’t take off?
Wait at least 15–20 minutes, then pour water over it and soak it before disposal. Never relight or poke a dud.
Are these products sold online on this website?
No. In line with the Supreme Court of India’s directions on the sale of firecrackers, we do not take orders, bookings or payments online - and we do not move orders to WhatsApp either. You can ask us about any product by phone or through the enquiry form, and buy only from a licensed retailer near you.
Are there rules on when and where I can burst crackers?
Yes. Permitted products, timings and areas are set by courts, state governments and local authorities, and they change from year to year. Check the current local notification before the festival, and follow any rules in your housing society or area.
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