Product Overview
1.91" Fiberglass Mortar Tube Rack – 12 Shot
The 1.91" Fiberglass Mortar Tube Rack of 12 is a heavy-duty fireworks rack equipped with 12 fiberglass mortar tubes for compatible consumer aerial shells. The sturdy wooden framework keeps the individual mortars organized and supported, making it a convenient reusable setup for fireworks enthusiasts.
Product Specifications
- Product: Fiberglass Mortar Tube Rack
- Capacity: 12 shots
- Tube Quantity: 12 fiberglass mortar tubes
- Inside Diameter: 1.91"
- Tube Material: Fiberglass
- Rack Material: Wood
- Configuration: Straight mortar rack
- Use: Consumer fireworks
- Compatibility: Compatible consumer canister and ball shells
12-Shot Mortar Rack
With 12 individual mortar positions, this rack provides a convenient way to organize multiple compatible reloadable shells in one sturdy assembly. The mortars are held individually within the wooden framework, helping keep the tubes upright and properly positioned during their intended use.
Durable Fiberglass Mortar Tubes
The included 1.91-inch fiberglass mortar tubes provide a strong, lightweight alternative to other mortar materials. Fiberglass mortars are commonly used with consumer reloadable shells because of their durability and suitability for repeated use when properly inspected and maintained.
Reinforced Wooden Construction
The mortar tubes are secured inside a substantial wooden rack assembly designed to provide stability and support. Reinforced sides and cross members help create a durable rack suitable for transporting, organizing, and supporting the included mortar tubes.
Designed for Compatible Consumer Shells
The 1.91-inch mortar size is commonly used with compatible consumer reloadable fireworks, including many canister and ball shell products. Always verify the required mortar dimensions listed by the shell manufacturer before use.
Important Safety Information
Use only shells specifically designed for the included mortar size and follow all manufacturer instructions and applicable fireworks laws. Inspect the rack and every mortar tube before use. Do not use tubes that are cracked, damaged, deformed, loose, or otherwise compromised. Ensure the rack is properly positioned and stabilized in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions before firing.