Fire Extinguishers
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All fire equipment is required to be serviced at regular intervals. |
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Foam AFFF
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Foam fire extinguishers are used in Class A (wood, paper, and textile type fires), and for class B fires, caused by the combustion of liquids and materials that liquify such as petrol, oils, fats, paints, tar etc. Spray foam extinguishers provide a fast, powerful means of tackling flammable liquids. The foam forms a seal over the surface to prevent re-ignition. Ideal for multi-risk usage and safe to use in close proximity to electrical equipment. |

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CO2
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For electrical fires or flammable liquids CO2 is ideal. Harmless to electrical equipment making it perfect for offices and workshops. These extinguishers have non-conductive, anti-static horns. Easy to use, no mess, and very reliable. Should not be used within confined space. |

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Used for smothering and extinguishing fires in homes, kitchens, schools, offices and factories. |
