Abstract: A process for the production of a thermal shock tube is used to form a product that is utilized as a transmission device for connecting and initiating explosive columns, or as a flame conductor. The device is usually complemented by a delay element or used as a delay unit. The thermal shock tube uses a pyrotechnic mixture with low sensitivity to ignition by shock or friction, with low toxicity, and which generates a spark with superior thermal performance. The process utilizes continuous and separated dosing of the individual non-active components, in conjunction with the formation of the plastic tube, making the process safer, and with a more accurate dosing. The product maintains the advantages of current art pyrotechnic shock tubes relative to the shock wave propagating tube, e.g. larger transmission sensibility and sensitivity, propagation even with cuts or holes in the tubes, and low risk transport classification.