Introduction: Suppressing Flammable Liquid Fires
Foam concentrates are specialized agents mixed with water to create an extinguishing solution, primarily used for tackling Class B fires (flammable liquids like gasoline, oil, and solvents). They work by forming an aqueous film and an insulating foam blanket, suffocating the fire and preventing reignition. We supply a full range of high-performance concentrates, notably Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) and Alcohol-Resistant AFFF (AR-AFFF).
The quality and certification of foam concentrate are critical for environmental compliance and firefighting effectiveness. Our concentrates are manufactured to be highly stable, long-shelf-life solutions, rigorously tested to standards like UL 162 and EN 1568. We focus on environmentally improved C6-based AFFF and entirely fluorine-free foams (FFFs) as regulatory restrictions on older C8/PFAS compounds tighten.
We provide foam concentrates in standard concentrations (1%, 3%, 6%) for use in fixed systems (storage tanks, proportioners) and mobile applications (fire trucks), ensuring rapid knockdown and secure vapor sealing across all major flammable liquid hazards. (Approx. 520 words)
Advantage: Environmental Responsibility and High Performance
- Superior Vapor Sealing: AFFF creates a thin aqueous film that rapidly seals the liquid fuel surface, preventing reignition and vapor release.
- AR-AFFF Specialty: Our Alcohol-Resistant foam ensures a stable blanket even when applied to polar solvents which are destructive to standard AFFF.
- Environmental Compliance: Prioritizing the latest C6-based technology and future-proofing with high-performance Fluorine-Free Foams (FFFs) to meet evolving global restrictions (PFAS/PFOA).
- Certified Performance: Concentrates are certified to multiple global standards (UL, EN) for various hydrocarbon and polar solvent fuel types.
- Long Shelf Life: Guaranteed long shelf life (up to 20 years if stored correctly) minimizes replacement costs for large-scale reserves.
- Concentration Versatility: Available in 1%, 3%, and 6% concentrations, allowing optimal selection based on the specific proportioning equipment.
Specification: Agent Type and Concentration Details
| Agent Types | AFFF (Aqueous Film-Forming Foam), AR-AFFF (Alcohol Resistant AFFF), FFF (Fluorine-Free Foam) |
| Concentration Rates | 1% (Low Viscosity), 3%, 6% (Standard) |
| Mixing Ratios | 1:99, 3:97, 6:94 (Concentrate:Water) |
| Foam Type | Low, Medium, and High Expansion (Dependent on Equipment) |
| Standard Compliance | UL 162, EN 1568 (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4), ICAO, IMO (Marine) |
| Container Size | 20-liter Pails, 200-liter Drums, 1000-liter Totes (IBCs) |
| Shelf Life (Typical) | 10 to 20 years (Dependent on Storage Temperature) |
| Base Chemistry | Synthetic Surfactants (C6-based or Fluorine-Free) |
Application in Flammable Liquid Hazards
Petrochemical Storage Farms
Fixed foam deluge systems covering large fuel tanks and containment bunds for continuous vapor suppression and fire control.
Aircraft Hangar Foam Systems
High-expansion foam systems used to rapidly fill the volume of aircraft hangars and suppress fuel and hydraulic fluid fires.
Refineries and Process Areas
AR-AFFF used in process areas where polar solvents (alcohols, ketones) are present, which destroy standard AFFF foam blankets.
Fire Trucks and Mobile Response
3% or 6% AFFF used in the onboard foam tanks of municipal and industrial fire apparatus for immediate deployment.
Marine Vessels
IMO-certified foam concentrates used in engine rooms and cargo holds of tankers and commercial ships.
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