Fragmentation Warhead

A fragmentation warhead is a type of explosive device designed to disperse high-speed fragments upon detonation. When it explodes, it breaks apart into numerous small, sharp pieces of metal or other materials that can cause damage or injury over a wide area. These fragments are intended to target personnel or equipment by increasing the likelihood of impact across a broad zone. Fragmentation warheads are commonly used in military missiles, grenades, and bombs for their effectiveness in neutralizing threats at a distance, making them efficient for area defense and combat situations.