Fire Extinguishers

We provide quality, BSEN3 approved, carbon dioxide fire extinguishers. They all come with a 10-year warranty.

Suitable for the following Fire Classes:

Class B: Flammable Liquids; petrol, diesel, spirits, greases, oils & oil-based paints.

These fire extinguishers contain pressurised C02 gas meaning that they must be kept away from direct sunlight and radiators. When the extinguisher is activated, the carbon dioxide is discharged in a white cloud which puts out the fire by removing its oxygen.

They are not only effective in fighting Class B fires; they are also useful in fighting fires near to electrical equipment such as computers. As the C02 is harmless to the equipment they are very suitable for office environments.

Foam fire extinguishers are effective against Class A (wood, paper and cloth) and Class B fires (petrol, paraffin and oil). They work by starving the fire of oxygen. These extinguishers are not suitable for fires involving electrical devices.

Suitable for the following Fire Classes:

Class A: Ordinary combustibles: wood, paper, cloth, rubber and plastics

Class B: Flammable liquids: Oil, petrol, greases, oil-based paints

Foam (AFFF) fire extinguishers are an excellent choice when dealing with burning liquids and/or highly flammable materials like a synthetic fibre carpet.

Dry powder fire extinguishers are versatile ,multi-purpose fire extinguishers that can be successfully used to tackle class A, B & C fires. Specific environments and types of fire require specialist dry powder fire extinguishers. Please contact us for detailed information.

Suitable for the following Fire Classes:

Class A: Ordinary combustibles: wood, paper, cloth, rubber and plastics

Class B: Flammable liquids: Oil, petrol, greases, oil-based paints

Class C: Flammable gases: gas, propane and hydrogen

Dry powder extinguishers should be handled with care, to prevent inhaling any of the powder emitted; they are therefore not suitable for use in small, confined spaces. They are commonly used in flats, houses and most industrial settings.

Dry powder fire extinguishers are versatile ,multi-purpose fire extinguishers that can be successfully used to tackle class A, B & C fires. Specific environments and types of fire require specialist dry powder fire extinguishers. Please contact us for detailed information.

Suitable for the following Fire Classes:

Class A: Ordinary combustibles: wood, paper, cloth, rubber and plastics

Class B: Flammable liquids: Oil, petrol, greases, oil-based paints

Class C: Flammable gases: gas, propane and hydrogen

Dry powder extinguishers should be handled with care, to prevent inhaling any of the powder emitted; they are therefore not suitable for use in small, confined spaces. They are commonly used in flats, houses and most industrial settings.

Wet chemical fire extinguishers are specifically designed for suppressing class F fires from cooking oil or grease. In any type of commercial kitchen, grease fires may flare up, especially in deep fat fryers. Other kitchens with inexperienced and multiple users, such as those found in dormitories are good locations for a wet chemical fire extinguisher.

Suitable for the following Fire Classes:

Class F: Cooking fats, oils and electrical equipment.

The product is dispersed from the fire extinguisher in a fine mist, which immediately suppresses the flame. Then the chemical, usually potassium acetate, is activated to create a soapy film. This film seals the surface of the burning oil and cools it below the ignition temperature.