Clean agents suppress fires using a waterless gaseous system. This type of system offers very effective extinguishing agents without any residual effects to the area protected. They are life-safe in design and will not disrupt normal business activities.

Dry chemicals extinguish fires with a chemical commonly found in portable fire extinguishers. These systems offer cost-effective protection for industrial paint spray, flammable dipping, and mixing and storage areas. These are also designed for fueling areas and off-road vehicle systems. Dry chemical systems are more affordable than sprinklers and are much more effective than water.

Foam extinguishes fires by cooling and coating the fuel source. This type of system is used to protect Class B (Flammable Liquids Polar Solvents and Hydrocarbon) fires. Many types of foam are used, including low expansion foam in fixed systems and high expansion in enclosed spaces like aircraft hangars. There are also foam systems effective on Class A fires by lowering the surface tension of water to saturate the surface better.

Flame detectors are solutions for virtually any application where fire may result in a significant loss of capital equipment and high personnel risk. Industrial and commercial applications include oil and gas pipelines, turbine enclosures, off-shore platforms, automotive manufacturing facilities, aircraft hangers, munitions plants, nuclear facilities, and many more.

Flame detectors are solutions for virtually any application where fire may result in a significant loss of capital equipment and high personnel risk. Industrial and commercial applications include oil and gas pipelines, turbine enclosures, off-shore platforms, automotive manufacturing facilities, aircraft hangers, munitions plants, nuclear facilities, and many more.