• Hand‑crank power supply (no external mains) — ideal for remote or battery‑free use: machine charges capacitors or generates firing voltage via manual crank. Example: Englo BART‑2 uses 25‑30 crank turns for full charge.

  • High‑energy output & compatibility — capable of detonating electric or electronic blasting lines or detonators (various classes). Example spec: 1250 V firing voltage, 88 J firing energy for BART‑2AS.

  • Compact, portable, single‑operator design — lightweight aluminium/anti‑static enclosure, ergonomic crank handle that can be removed when not charging. Eg: BART‑2AS weighs ~1.6 kg.

  • Built‑in safety & line‑continuity features — mechanical safety blocks, dual “FIRE” buttons, line‑resistance testers / LEDs for integrity check before activation. Example: BART‑1 built‑in line tester with two‑colour LED.

  • Robust environmental/field spec — IP65 protection, operate in wide temperature range (‑20°C to +55°C) and full humidity, making it suitable for field blasting operations. Eg: BART‑2AS.

  • Clear procurement & specification alignment — ensure model matches your required detonator class, resistor line limitation, firing capacity (number of caps), training and spare parts availability.

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