Police Teargas Grenade

A Police Teargas Grenade is a standard less-lethal pyrotechnic device used by law enforcement worldwide to disperse crowds and control riots. It contains a chemical irritant, typically CS (2-chlorobenzalmalononitrile) or CN (chloroacetophenone), which upon ignition releases a cloud of aerosol or powder causing severe temporary effects: uncontrollable tearing, coughing, difficulty breathing, and skin irritation. Available as hand-thrown canisters or launched projectiles, it is a key tool in the graduated use-of-force continuum, designed to incapacitate individuals temporarily and force them to vacate an area, thereby restoring public order with a reduced risk of fatal injury.

• Pyrotechnic grenade dispensing CS or CN chemical riot control agent.

• Causes immediate and severe sensory irritation to disperse violent crowds.

• Deployed via hand-throwing or launching from 37/38mm/40mm grenade launchers.

• Effects are temporary, subsiding after victims leave the contaminated area.

• Requires proper training on deployment, wind conditions, and decontamination.

• A cornerstone of public order policing and riot control arsenals.

Disperse crowds with controlled chemical effect. Police Teargas Grenades are a proven less-lethal tool for restoring public order.