Incendiary weapon

An incendiary weapon is a weapon designed to start fires or destroy sensitive equipment using incendiary materials.

Incendiary projector may refer to the following:

United Nations Space Command
UNSC incendiary-based weapons rely on a chemical process between metal powders and oxides to create high temperatures, with no explosion. Commonly, aluminum and iron (III) oxide are used in the reaction; temperatures an upward of 2500°C (4500°F).


 * Flamethrowers
 * M7057/Defoliant Projector - A variation of the NA4. Usable in the PC version of Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 3, and Halo 3: ODST.
 * NA4/Defoliant Projector - Carried by Hellbringer troopers in Halo Wars. Consists of one or more fuel tanks, a cylinder of compressed gas to supply the propelling force, and a flexible hose with a trigger-nozzle that ignites and sprays the fuel. Portable flamethrowers are carried on the backs of ground troops; larger units may be installed on tank turrets.
 * KG Mk 34 Antipersonnel Flame Mortar Launcher - an attachable weapon upgrade to a standard UNSC prefabricated base turret.


 * Other incendiary weapons
 * Napalm grenade - See Napalm on Wikipedia.
 * Thermite paste - Used by the UNSC for stealth missions where soldiers may encounter steel doors or other obstacles.
 * Thermite grenade - A type of explosive incendiary ordnance used by the UNSC. The flames from the thermite grenade can burn underwater.

Covenant
Covenant incendiary projector weapons uses gel containing a stable yet hazardous chemical mixture containing Caesium. It burns at approximately twenty-two hundred degrees celsius, and will not burn underwater.


 * Assault cannon - incendiary projector variant of the standard Fuel Rod Gun utilized only by the Mgalekgolo. Fires in a mortar-like green projectiles, or in a searing continuous beam of incendiary gel, which burns when it contacts oxygen.
 * Type-3 Antipersonnel/Antimatériel Incendiary grenade - Multi-purposed infantry explosives munition. Contains pyrophoric alkali metal Caesium chemical compound, a stable yet hazardous chemical compound that was developed by the Jiralhanae.