This invention relates to the field of launching device technology, and provides a spring-driven launching device for
firefighting, military and police use. The device includes a
control unit, a drive unit, a housing, and one or more launching units. Each launching unit includes a launching tube, a pressure spring, and a launching element. The pressure spring is built into the launching tube for
energy storage, storing
potential energy and providing driving force through compression or torsion. The launching element is installed inside the launching tube and is launched when the spring releases its
potential energy. The drive unit is driven by a motor or mechanically. This invention employs a multi-tube
modular design combining spring power and
mechanical drive, abandoning the traditional
gunpowder-activated, high-pressure
gas cylinder-driven mode. It effectively solves the problems of single-tube launchers—limited functionality, low efficiency, and poor adaptability—and avoids the defects of traditional multi-tube devices—complex structure, low safety, and fixed launching
modes. The overall structure is compact, reliable in operation, and safe to use, making it practically valuable in fire
emergency rescue, police non-lethal response, and various high-risk space disposal scenarios.