This invention discloses a large-hole blasting charging device, belonging to the technical field of charging devices. It includes a nylon
rope, which hooks a bomb via a
hooking mechanism. The
hooking mechanism includes a first arc-shaped block and a second arc-shaped block; a connecting mechanism; and a replacement mechanism. By setting up the
hooking mechanism, the second arc-shaped block hooks the explosive. During charging, after the explosive
cartridge is placed at the bottom of the hole, the nylon
rope is quickly pulled up. Due to
inertia, the force on the spring is much greater than the weight of the explosive, causing the spring to deform. Rotation occurs between the first and second arc-shaped blocks, and the second arc-shaped block separates from the explosive, thus unhooking the explosive. The
spring force is selected to be greater than the weight of a single
emulsion explosive. During the charging process, the explosive is prevented from falling off, avoiding affecting the blasting effect. This method avoids the problem of the
rope becoming entangled after detaching from the explosive, improving
operational safety and construction efficiency. This method is applicable to all large-hole blasting charging operations, both on the surface and underground.