Carbon Dioxide Gas Extinguishing System

Carbon Dioxide as an extinguishing agent is swift and thorough. Within seconds, it smothers a fire and holds damage to a minimum. Stored under pressure as a liquid, carbon dioxide quickly expands to vapour and a state of fine particles of dry ice, much like snow. This "snow" absorbs heat rapidly changes to a vapour under normal temperature conditions, and even faster in the presence of fire. The carbon dioxide vapour chokes of combustion, and the snow effect reduces the ambient temperature to help prevent re-ignition. Moreover, carbon dioxide is a three dimensional agent, enabling it to penetrate the entire hazard area, including electrical cabinets. Low-pressure and high-pressure carbon dioxide systems have equal extinguishing capabilities when each is designed to handle a specific hazard.

FM200

FM-200 Fire Suppression agent was the first environmentally acceptable replacement for Halon 1301. FM-200 has zero ozone depleting potential, a low global warming potential and a short atmospheric lifetime. It is particularly useful where an environmentally acceptable agent is essential, where clean up of other media presents a problem, where weight versus suppression potential is a factor, where an electrically non-conductive medium is needed, and people compatibility an overriding factor.

NAF SIII System

NAF-SIII Fire Suppression Systems are designed to protect sensitive industrial and commercial facilities, assets and other items vital to a company's operation. NAF-SIII is a fire extinguishing agent that was specifically developed as a replacement for Halon 1301. It extinguishes fires mainly by physical means but also by chemical means. It must be used in well sealed enclosure.

Area of Application: Transformer Rooms, Cable Vaults, Generators, Industrial Process and Flammable store, Computer Areas, Oil Industry, Telecommunications, Museums and Archives, Aircraft Engines, Cargo Compartments.
Standards: FM, NFPA, UL, ULC

Fire Extinguishers

Portable extinguisher is the critical first line of defense in the event of fire. But the wrong equipment can be harmful or deadly. That's why we offer options for every application including Class A, B, C, D and K fires occurring in areas with Low, Moderate and High Hazard classification, as well as FE36 clean agent and wet chemical K class types, to name a few. Our specialists are ready to help you choose the appropriate extinguishers for your situation.

In a fire, seconds count. Everything that's needed to properly operate extinguishers is clearly written and illustrated on the front panel. Simply remove the pin, aim the nozzle at the base of the flames, and squeeze the handle. It's fast, easy, and effective.

Types of Extinguishers

Different types of fire extinguishers are designed to fight different classes of fire. The th re most common types of fire extinguishers are; Water (APW), Carbon Dioxide (Co2), Dry Chemical (ABC, BC& DC)