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Fire Fighting Equipment
Fire Blankets
Fire Blankets are extensively used for smothering and extinguishing fire in domestic, commercial and industrial applications.
Water Extinguishers
The cheapest and most widely used fire extinguisher.
Used for SOLIDS such as paper, wood, plastic etc.
AFFF Foam Extinguishers
More expensive than the water, but more versatile.
Used for SOLIDS such as paper, wood, plastic and FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS such as paraffin, petrol, oil etc
Dry Powder Extinguishers
Multi-purpose extinguisher, can be used on: SOLIDS; Paper, wood, plastic, fires. FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS: Paraffin, petrol, oil. FLAMMABLE GASES; Propane, butane, methane.
CO2 Extinguishers
Carbon Dioxide Extinguishers are ideal for fires involving electrical apparatus and fires involving FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS such as paraffin, petrol and oil.
Stainless Steel
A range of unpainted Fire Extinguishers. Water, Foam and Dry Powder extinguishers.
Used on the same types of fire as above.
Specialist & Automatic Extinguishers
This section features a range of wet chemical and special powder extinguishers, designed for use on classes A, F & D fires respectively
Trolleys, Cabinets & Stands
Fire Alarms.
Fire Points
Containers & Cabinets
Points & Stands.
Hosereels
Hose & accessories
Layflat hose and accessories
Wheeled Extinguishers
This section features larger extinguishers which are transported to the fire using wheels.
Marine Fire Extinguishers
A range of Fire Extinguishers suitable for the marine environment, including automatic fire suppression units for marine engine compartments.
Extinguisher Accessories
Extinguisher Covers
Backboards for Extinguishers
Anti theft Alarms
Fire Point Monitors
Transport Extinguisher Brackets
Fire Buckets
A range of plastic or metal fire buckets with optional lids and brackets.
Fire Beater
Industrial grade fire beater
Hardwood Handle
Galvanised Steel Bracket
Industrial Grade Rubber Beater
Handle 1200mm L
Beater Size 310x450mm
Domestic fire equipment
Fire extinguishers, blankets and kits for domestic use.
