Class A:

Common flammable materials like cloth, wood, paper, rubber, and many types of polymers are used in flames. A-rated extinguishers are made to put out fires involving these common flammable items.

Class B:

Liquids that are flammable and combustible, such gasoline, alcohol, oil-based paints, and lacquers, are involved in flames. Extinguishers with a B grade are therefore made to put out flames involving flammable and combustible liquids.

Class C:

Electrically electrified equipment is used in fires. Extinguishers with a C rating are made to be used on fires involving electrical equipment that is electrified.

Class D:

In flames, electrically electrified equipment is used. Extinguishers with a C rating are designed to put out fires involving electrified electrical equipment.

Class K:

Vegetable oil, animal oil, or fat-containing cooking appliances are the source of flames. Extinguishers with a K rating are made to put out flames caused by fats, oils, or oils used in commercial cooking equipment.

Dry Chemical Powder (DCP)

Suppresses the flames almost instantly and breaks down the internal chemical reaction of the fire.

CO2

In order to put out a fire, carbon dioxide displaces oxygen, or removes that element from the fire triangle. Since the carbon dioxide is as cold as it exits the extinguisher, it also cools the fuel.

Halon:

In contrast to the typical fire extinguisher, halon is a form of clean agent. It is regarded as the best fire extinguisher, but not in every situation. It is an electrically non-conductive and clean firefighting agent. It is also excellent for gas- and volatile-related fires.

AFFF Foam Spray

They are employed to extinguish fires caused by flammable solid and liquid substances. The extinguisher sprays foam, which forms a cooling blanket that prevents the fire from re-igniting. The AFFF fire extinguisher is another name for this kind of extinguisher.

Water:

On solids like wood, paper, textiles, and other A class fire dangers, water extinguishers are used. The water puts out the fire by cooling it. It can put out pockets of flames even far inside the heart of the fire since it can pierce through burning textiles.

Wet Chemical:

They are crucial for ensuring safety in a commercial kitchen because wet chemical fire extinguishers are the sole option advised for putting out a cooking oil fire.

50Kg CO2 Trolley Fire Extinguisher:

The trolley-mounted 50Kg CO2 mobile fire extinguisher is perfect for putting out electrical fires. To safeguard industrial switchboards, electrical manufacturers, power stations, computer data storage facilities, airports, or electronics warehouses and industries, this extinguisher is portable and simple to wheel.

50Kg DCP Trolley Fire Extinguisher:

50 kg D powder wheeled fire extinguisher, temperature range from -30°C to +60°C, manufactured in accordance with EN 1866-1, certified in line with the directive for pressure equipment PED 2014/68/EU. 50 kilograms dry powder mobile fire extinguisher EN 1866-1 – D – Code: 12509-2.

50Kg AFFF Foam Spray Trolley Fire Extinguisher:

External cartridge-operated NAFFCO Mobile High performance and ease of use are two traits that distinguish foam fire extinguishers from other types. The extinguisher has the highest fire rating since it uses a high-performance extinguishing agent made of 6% AFFF foam. For fires involving flammable liquids and freely burning materials like paper, cloth, and wood, NAFFCO Mobile Foam extinguishers are best suited. Suitable for both Class A and B fires.

Automatic Fire Extinguisher

A system known as automatic fire suppression can detect and put out, or contain, a fire without the need for human involvement. These systems have methods for detection, actuation, and delivery in their most basic forms.