The first known development of aerosol protective sprays first appeared in 1969 with Aerko International Corporation (AIC). The initial goal was to create an aerosol aerosol that would be packaged in a small flashlight body. The chemical ingredient of choice was Oleoresin Capsicum (OC). OC, is a red pepper oil that should cause a cough, a burning sensation of the skin and watering in the eyes. The purpose of its development was to prevent potential attacks or attacks of a person on a person. Dogs appear to be less affected by traditional tear gas.
Product Choice: Efficiency issues with this chemical “stopped” further development over the next twenty five years, Aerko. In 1994, interest in developing self-defense was renewed. Aerko International was again asked to recycle the product, which will now include chemicals: chloroacetophenone (CN) and orthochlorobenzalmalononitrile (CS).
CN, “chloroacetophenone,” is classified as “tearing,” which attacks the lacrimal ducts (lacrimal duct), causing the eyes to float and feeling burning.
CS, orthochlorobenzalmalononitrile, is a stimulant that causes drinking, intense eye burning, stimulation of nerve endings, advanced mucous membranes and a feeling of limited breathing.
Sequential military testing conducted by both the United States and the United Kingdom showed that it took less CS exposure than the amount of CN to reduce the same effect. It was concluded that CS is a safer irritant than CN, because it took far less CN than CS to reach the potential lethal level.
The chemical composition of protective sprays includes: CN, CS and OC.
CS (orthochlorobenzalmonitrile)
CN (Alphachloroacetaphenone)
OC (Oleoresin Capsicum)
Only CS and CN are not as affective as when OC is prescribed. Three compositions of chemicals working in unison together will act as a loin embankment between the criminal and the protector. Pepper spray, which is equal to the chemical "OC", has an impact on the so-called "hard liners" for hitting the notorious wall when spraying a full surface with an OC jet pepper. It stops their cold in their tracks, no questions. A well-made (full face) blast of an OC jet spray, they will stop what they are doing. These people lose their ability to concentrate. The so-called “hard liners”, which are referred to as the imperfect effects of CS and CN, are not resistant to the effects of red red pepper OC. This includes intoxicated people, drug addicts or psychotics.
The main aspect of interest was that the product should be effective. There are many different chemical compounds used in the development of pepper sprays. The following chemicals are the basis for many of the protective sprays available on the market today:
* CS (orthochlorobenzalmonitrile)
* CN (Alphachloroacetaphenone)
* OC (Oleoresin Capsicum)
1. One final conclusion was made that the flow picture is much more likely. This is a goal than applying a chemical to a target goal.
2. The surface area of the target must be the person of the person who committed the crime to the full. The rapid penetration of a chemical into the respiratory system of an intruder is necessary to achieve the maximum result of incapacitation.
3. The third dimension of this product is that the invisible color of the skin paints the skin.
4. UV dyes mark a criminal and can help in identification after arrest.
5. UV dyes become invisible only with UV lamps up to 48 hours.
6. In order to maintain a constant pressure in the aerosol can, the liquefied agent had to get into the container. The liquefied propellant boils to maintain constant pressure in the canister.
This chemical action occurs after each use. Ballistic power characteristic
reaction result
Size and capacity: The size of the canister varies from 1/2 ounce of cans for personal use to 9 ounces of cans for the pepper and pepper category. Wildfire 18% Pepper Spray offers 1 pound pepper spray cans. There are protective sprays with key chains or large ones that can be easily transported on a belt or in a wallet. Even small spray cans have a sufficient amount of chemicals in them to be effective if and when direct application is introduced on the face of the offender.
Spray: fogs are known to be affected too negatively by a shift in the wind. The attempt to deliver an incapable amount of material to the surface of an attacking criminal was aggravated by the fear of avoiding a change in the “strike” to the chemical administrator. Hot pepper is most effective when the spray gets the intruder right in the eyes and nose, so they have no choice in breathing its properties.
Pepper spray-flow is most effective when the pistilizer is sprayed directly into the eyes and nose. Chilli pepper spray takes longer to work on the performer. Pepper Spray Stream has a good range of efficiency.
Pepper sprays have a shorter efficacy range than pepper spray. Wind currents have a negative coefficient of accuracy compared to the flow of pepper spray. Pepper
spray mist is instantly inhaled when directly exposed to the nose and / or mouth than a stream of chilli peppers.
The range of 6-8 feet is a lot, since that is where the greatest injuries will occur. Most protective sprays are also classified by the number of queues per second. A good 1-2-second spike will disable almost any attacker.
Only CS and CN are not as effective as when they are prescribed OC pepper. The three compositions of chemicals work in unison together and will act as a rock embankment between the criminal and the protector.
** Two determining factors that need to be understood are that the range of distances for which the product is designed is effective, and the number within one second that contains the canister.
In order for this self-defense equipment to work for you, it should always be carried out wherever you go and practice using your chosen self-defense implementation. Since the keys to your car are not always with you, use the second spray for your face in time to back up.
