South Africa: PE9 (Composition C-4 equivalent) Sweden: Sprängdeg m/46, NSP711 (PETN-based), NSH711 (cyclonite-based) Switzerland: PLASTEX produced by SSE Turkey: Composition C-4 United Kingdom MOD explosives: PE2 (sheet explosive, superseded by SX2), PE3A (superseded by PE4), PE4 (pure to off-white slab, block, or stick, superseded by PE7 and PE8 in MOD usage), SX2 (sheet explosive, superseded by SX4), PE7 (pure to off-white slab or block, Hexomax variant), PE8 (pure to off-white slab or block, current in-service slab charge), SX4 (sheet explosive), DPX (DPX1 used in L26A1 Bangalore Torpedo Demolition Charge, DPX9 used in SABREX) Non-MOD explosives: Composition C-4 (M5A1 and M112 charges produced by Mondial Defence Systems), Semtex (Several variants including Razor produced by Mondial Defence Systems, PW4 variant produced by Chemring)) USA: Composition C-4 (pure white block or sheet, current in-service charges designated as M112 and M118) Yugoslavia/Serbia: PP–01 (Composition C-4 equivalent) See also Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives References External links British inventions Explosives