ACM BLUE CHEMICAL LIGHT

Chemical lights have been used in warfare and military training to signal targets, evidence to be collected, etc., as well as to warn of obstacles or dangers that may hinder the progress of fellow units.

That is why the military often carry as part of their equipment bunches of lights in the first line or several braided lights in the molle of their tactical vests.

In Airsoft, chemical lights have traditionally been used to indicate the dead situation in night games.

Likewise, they are also used as part of our equipment both on the belt and on the vest to give it that touch of realism that we always look for.

The chemical lights consist of two components inside the bar that once bent, breaks the capsule and mixes the liquids reacting and producing light for approximately 6 hours.