Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 29 - Public Safety and State Police › 349 - Storage, Transportation and Use of Explosives and Blasting Agents › Chapter I - DEFINITIONS › Section 29-349-107 - Classification

Current through July 10, 2024
In these regulations, explosives are classified as
				  follows:
Class A-Dangerous; Class B-Less Dangerous.
Class A explosives shall include:
Ammunition for cannon with explosive projectiles
Ammunition for cannon with gas projectiles
Ammunition for cannon with illuminating projectiles
Ammunition for cannon with incendiary projectiles
Ammunition for cannon with smoke projectiles
Black Powder
Blasting caps-more than 1,000
Blasting caps with metal clad mild detonating fuse-more than
				  1,000 Boosters (explosives)
Bursters (explosives)
Charged oil well jet perforating guns (total explosive
				  contents in exceeding 20 lbs. per motor vehicle)
Detonating primers
Electric blasting caps, more than 1,000 Explosive bomb
Explosive compositions
Explosive mine
Explosive projectile
Explosive torpedo
Fuses, detonating, Class A Explosives
Fuses, detonating, Class A Explosives radioactive Hand
				  grenades
High explosives
High explosives, liquid
Igniters, jet thrust (jato) Class A explosives Initiating
				  explosive
Jet thrust unit (jato) Class A explosives
Low explosives
Propellant explosives, Class A
Rifle grenades
Rocket ammunition with explosive projectiles
Rocket ammunition with illuminating projectiles
Rocket ammunition with gas projectiles
Rocket ammunition with incendiary projectiles
Rocket ammunition with smoke projectiles
Supplementary charges (explosive)
Class B explosives shall include:
Ammunition for cannon with empty projectiles
Ammunition for cannon with inert-loaded projectiles
Ammunition for cannon with solid projectiles
Ammunition for cannon without projectiles
Commercial detonating fuse
Explosive compositions, other than Class A
Explosive power device, Class B
Fireworks, special
Igniters, jet thrust (jato) Class B explosives
Jet thrust unit (jato) Class B explosives
Propellant explosives (liquid) Class B
Propellant explosives (solid) Class B
Propellant explosives in water (smokeless powder for cannon
				  or small arms)
Propellant explosives in water, unstable, condemned or
				  deteriorated (smokeless powder for cannon or small farms)
Railway torpedos
Rocket ammunition with empty projectiles Rocket ammunition
				  with inert-loaded projectiles Rocket ammunition with solid projectiles Rocket
				  ammunition without projectiles
Small arms primers in bulk
Smokeless powder for cannons
Smokeless powder for small arms
Starter cartridges, jet engine, Class B explosives
These regulations are intended to apply to the storage,
				  transportation and use of Class A and Class B explosives as herein defined and
				  are not applied to other explosives except insofar as may be practicable and in
				  the interest of public safety. Industrialists and dealers engaged in the
				  manufacture, processing, storage or transportation of explosives as defined in
				  Section
				  29-343
				  of the General Statutes and not covered by these regulations shall secure a
				  special permit from the State Fire Marshal.