A Fragmentation Grenade is a type of explosive device designed to disperse shrapnel upon detonation. It typically consists of a metal casing filled with explosive material and small metal fragments. When the grenade explodes, these fragments are propelled outward at high speeds, causing damage to anyone within the blast radius. These grenades are commonly used by military forces in combat situations to incapacitate enemy personnel or destroy equipment. They are often thrown by hand or launched from a grenade launcher. The effectiveness of a fragmentation grenade relies on its ability to create a wide area of impact, making it a valuable tool in warfare.