Mechanical models
MS6 vs ThunderGuard: Mechanical Bird Scare Cannons
Both models operate on propane without electricity, a battery or charging. They produce one blast per cycle, with an adjustable interval of 1–20 minutes.
Shared features
Both models operate on propane without electricity, a battery or charging. They produce one blast per cycle, with an adjustable interval of 1–20 minutes.
Mechanism materials
MS6 uses brass, free-cutting steel and sheet metal in its mechanism. ThunderGuard uses free-cutting steel, plastic and sheet metal. Materials and manufacturing structure contribute to the price difference.
Enclosed housing
ThunderGuard’s enclosed housing helps protect the bellows from flying stones and the mechanism from external influences. Follow the maintenance and operating instructions.
Shipping plan
Box options and pallet details differ. Use the current Packaging and Shipping table on each product page when planning your order.
Frequently asked questions
What is the firing interval?
Both mechanical models have an interval of 1–20 minutes and produce one blast per cycle.
Why do their prices differ?
Mechanism materials and manufacturing structure differ. Request a quotation with the model and quantity.