The Foam fire extinguisher is designed primarily for Class A (solid materials) and Class B (flammable liquids) fires. It works by forming a foam layer over the burning surface, cutting off oxygen and cooling the fuel to prevent re-ignition.

Foam extinguishers are widely used in fuel storage areas, petrol stations, warehouses, and industrial facilities where flammable liquids are present. They are especially effective on fires involving petrol, diesel, and oils.

However, foam extinguishers are not suitable for electrical fires, as the foam solution can conduct electricity. Proper application ensures efficient fire control and safety.

Typical Engineering Data:

• Type: Stored Pressure
• Extinguishing Agent: AFFF (Aqueous Film Forming Foam)
• Operating Pressure: 12–16 bar
• Discharge Time: 10–25 seconds
• Range: 3–5 meters
• Capacity: 6L, 9L
• Working Temperature: +5°C to +60°C