Fire Extinguisher Additives
Flammable liquid fires require specialized foams that are designed to both extinguish a fire and prevent reignition or burnback. Aqueous Film Forming Foams (AFFF) and Alcohol resistant AFFF (AR-AFFF) form a film between the fuel and the air, dealing the surface and preventing the escape and ignition of flammable vapors. AR-AFFF is specially designed to prevent polar solvents from destroying the foam blanket. AFFF and AR-AFFF come in a variety of formulations with varying mix rates (1%, 3% or 6%), viscosities and freezing points. ICL offers AFFF additives and AFFF solutions for portable fire extinguishers. These additives make liquid extinguishers far more effective than plain water. Liquid extinguishers have also been shown to cause far less peripheral damage than powder extinguishers. To explore the Auxquimia brand Fire Extinguisher Additives, please click here.
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F-334 | Fire Extinguisher Additive for Class A Fires |
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Aquafilm EXD-30 | AFFF Foam Solution (-30 deg C) for Extinguishers |
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Aquafilm EXD-20 | AFFF Foam Solution (-20 deg C) for Extinguishers |
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Aquafilm EX-10 | 6-10% AFFF Additive for Liquid Fire Extinguishers |
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Aquafilm EX-1 | 1% AFFF Additive for Liquid Fire Extinguishers |
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Aquafat | Foam for Kitchen Grease Fires |
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Phos-Chek Aquafilm EX-1 | 1% AFFF Additive for Liquid Fire Extinguishers |
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Phos-Chek Aquafilm EX-10 | 6-10% AFFF Additive for Liquid Fire Extinguishers |
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Phos-Chek Aquafilm EXD-20 | AFFF Foam Solution (-20 deg C) for Extinguishers |
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Phos-Chek Aquafilm EXD-30 | AFFF Foam Solution (-30 deg C) for Extinguishers |
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Phos-Chek F-334 | Fire Extinguisher Additive for Class A Fires |
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Phos-Chek Aquafat | Foam for Kitchen Grease Fires |
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Industrial/Military Products
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Class B Foam
Class B foam is required for protection from and suppression of flammable liquid fires. Typical applications include chemical and petrochemcial plants, refineries, aircraft rescue and fire fighting, LPG/LNG terminals, etc.
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Gel
Fire suppressant gel is thickened water typically used to coat a structure to protect it from impinging fire. Gel wraps a “blanket of water” around any structure, keeping it cool and preventing ignition from nearby fires.
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