
Key highlights
HOW LANYARD PULL INITIATORS WORK
Used to start a pyrotechnic chain of events, a Lanyard Pull Initiator (LPI) incorporates a designated time delay period, once reached attached Explosive Transfer Lines (ETLs) or similar devices are initiated. Pull of the attached lanyard provides mechanical energy to initiate dual percussion primers which start a pyrotechnic chain of events.
FUNCTIONS & APPLICATIONS
Functions
Ordnance Time Delay & Booster Charge: Our LPI’s are supplied with an internal ordnance time delay. Delay time can be tailored to platform specified delay from lanyard pull to detonating output (to allow motor stage separation distance). If desired, the LPI can be modified for near instantaneous output. The internal booster charge allows for direct detonation transfer to standard Explosive Transfer Line (ETL) end tips. We offer both single and multiple explosive output Lanyard Pull Initiators and our LPIs require no electrical connections.
Applications
We have designed and manufactured 100’s of different LPIs. Qualified and used in various military, commercial and aerospace platforms including aircraft (military and commercial) and multiple missile platforms.
FUNCTIONS & APPLICATIONS
No-Fire Pull Force: 50 lbs minimum (w/o safing pin)
All-Fire Pull Force: 200 lbs maximum (w/o safing pin)
All-Fire Pull Distance: 0.3 inch minimum
Delay Time: Tailorable to program (including instantaneous output)
Shock: 1400g @ 10,000Hz
Random Vibration: 33.5 Grms
Temperature Range: -65°F to +160°F
Qualification: RCC319-07 for Flight Termination Systems, EWR127-1 for Flight Termination Systems
Construction: Aluminum Body, Steel Sear Release Piston Assembly, Laser Welded Time Delay Cartridge & Booster Charge, Hermetically Sealed Explosives
Weight: Multiple Output ~ 315g, Single Output ~ 212g
Dimensions: Diameter: 1.00 inch, Clamp Location Diamer: 0.875 inch, Overall Length Multiple Output 8.5 inch, Overall Length Single Output: 6.5 inch, Body Length Multiple Output 7.1 inch, Body Length Single Output: 4.7 inch
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Last updated: 2024-07-03
Lanyard Pull Initiator

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