FOAM FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

FOAM (Fire Extinguishing Agent) fire extinguishers are suitable for use in various settings where flammable liquid fires are a potential hazard. These extinguishers are particularly effective against Class B fires, involving flammable liquids such as gasoline, oil, diesel, and solvents. Additionally, they can be used on Class A fires, which involve ordinary combustibles like wood and paper.

Common places where FOAM fire extinguishers are recommended include:

1. Industrial Facilities: FOAM extinguishers are commonly found in industrial settings where the presence of flammable liquids is significant. These may include manufacturing plants, chemical processing facilities, and refineries.
2. Garages and Workshops: Places where vehicles, machinery, or tools are operated, such as automotive repair shops, garages, and workshops, often have FOAM fire extinguishers due to the potential for fuel-related fires.
3. Laboratories: Research and testing laboratories, especially those dealing with chemicals and flammable substances, may use FOAM extinguishers to address fire emergencies.
4. Warehouses: Large storage areas where flammable liquids or combustible materials are stored are equipped with FOAM fire extinguishers to tackle potential fires involving these substances.
5. Commercial Kitchens: Restaurants and other food preparation areas often use FOAM extinguishers as they are effective against cooking oil and fat fires (Class K fires), which can occur in commercial kitchens.
6. Marine Environments: FOAM fire extinguishers are suitable for use on boats and ships, where the presence of fuel and other flammable substances poses a fire risk.
7. Airports: Aircraft hangars and other aviation facilities use FOAM fire extinguishers to combat fuel fires that may occur during aircraft maintenance or refueling.