Best rated fireworks products wholesale provider? Fisherman Fireworks had been in American fireworks market more than 20 years, our categories include cake fireworks, fountain fireworks, rocket fireworks, roman candle fireworks, artillery shell fireworks, smoke and family pack. All of our fireworks products is in full conformity with standard set by the U.S. Consumer Product Saferty Commission (CPSC) each product have EX number. If there is one type of firework that is bigger and more brilliant than all the rest, it is undoubtedly aerial fireworks. While ground-based pyrotechnics can be fur and intimate, fireworkds that rise into the sky in an arc of light, color and sound are by far the most awesome–in the traditional sense of the word, Fisherman fireworks has all manner of airborne fireworks, to give your sky show variety and vibrancy. See even more details on fireworks products.

Don’t underestimate something as small as a sparkler when it comes to your children. Sparklers caused 12% of reported injuries in 2019, making them more dangerous than firecrackers. Sparklers often burn at over 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit and can cause third-degree burns. To put that in perspective, glass melts at 900 degrees. While they’re a fun staple for 4th of July picnics and other celebrations, make sure you’re around to supervise if your kids will be dancing around with these type of fireworks. Of course, keep them completely away from larger fireworks too.

The Layout: Take some time to plan your fireworks show. You should have one to two rows of fireworks perpendicular to the crowd. In each row put the smaller multi-shot items in the front. For the larger shows with two rows, put the same items in each row, in the same order. The rows should be 50 feet apart. Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) feet behind the rows, place the mortar shells. Begin the show with an attention grabber, usually a string of firecrackers or one single mortar shell. Always remember Safety is your number one concern.

Keep water (or a fire extinguisher) nearby. If something goes wrong, you’ll want a hose or bucket of water close by to extinguish the blaze. For something more portable and robust than a water bucket, consider keeping a fire extinguisher near your fireworks area. How much water will you need? Firefighters use a formula to determine water ratios for putting out fires:3 [(length x width of object on fire) ÷ 3] x percent of involvement = gallons per minute to put out a fire. For example, if you have a 10’ x 15’ tool shed that ignites and 50% of it is on fire, you’ll need 25 gallons of water per minute (GPM) to put it out (garden hoses usually output up to 17 GPM).4 That might be shocking, but it demonstrates what you need to do to prepare for the worst and how quickly you should react to any fire.

Fun for beginners and expert pyros alike — and a beloved tradition — Roman candles ignite the sky with balls of fire, sparkling stars, and iridescent trails. Browse by color and effect, or by diameter, with roman candles ranging from a quarter-inch up to an XL 1-inch or more. All fireworks are dynamic and exhilarating, but aerial spinner fireworks are easily fan favorites for their exciting spins and twirls as they shoot off into the sky. Also called sky spinners — to differentiate them from spinners that stay grounded — aerial spinners whir, snap and sometimes explode at their peak. With various themes, from bees and bats to planes and satellites, aerial spinner fireworks capture the imagination as they lift off in a spray of sparkles and light. Read even more details at https://www.fishermanfireworks.com/.