The fire risk in recycling plants is caused by the large number and high fire load of highly flammable solids and liquids of various compositions. Foaming agents that are used here

Fire departments must be able to cover a very broad range of operations according to the respective risk situations in their response area. For firefighting with foam agents, this means that extinguishing operations must be feasible for fires of both Class A and Class B to a certain extent.

In industry, due to the existing risks, particularly high demands are placed on fire protection and the associated equipment. The foam agents used here meet these stringent requirements and offer excellent safety reserves.

Hand-helds and portables must cover a wide range of different fire risks and be able to effectively extinguish incipient or small fires.

The foam concentrates presented here meet the specific requirements for firefighting additives used at commercial airports, airfields, and hangar facilities, as well as for operations on helicopter landing pads and other landing sites.

Our extensive experience in the production of foam concentrates enables us to formulate specialized foam concentrates for use in the mining industry. All synthetic products have a very long lifespan...

Foam concentrates used on seagoing vessels must meet the requirement criteria of the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Compliance with these regulations...

For stationary extinguishing systems, we offer a wide range of foam concentrates that are perfectly tailored to the specific requirements of such systems and are labeled with the abbreviation 'FXS'...

For training and testing purposes, the realistic simulation of foam operations plays a crucial role in effectively preparing emergency responders or systems for real-life emergencies. Training foam, which...

Forest and wildland fires usually occur as a result of prolonged drought and extreme heat in areas that are often difficult to access. They pose a special challenge for the emergency services and the fire brigades.