Fire Extinguisher

Description

Fire extinguishers are portable devices designed to control or extinguish small fires in emergency situations. They are essential safety tools used in homes, vehicles, workplaces, and industrial facilities, ensuring preparedness for fire-related emergencies.

Key Features

• Shape: Cylindrical canisters with a nozzle or hose, equipped with pressure gauges and handles for easy operation. Available in manual, automatic, mobile, and portable designs.
• Material: Made of durable steel or aluminum for the cylinder, with high-strength plastic or metal for nozzles and handles.

Types and Fire Ratings

1. Water Extinguisher (Class A): Ideal for fires involving paper, wood, or textiles.
2. Foam Extinguisher (Class A & B): Effective against flammable liquids.
3. CO₂ Extinguisher (Class B & Electrical): Suitable for electrical fires.
4. Dry Powder Extinguisher (Class A, B & C): Multipurpose extinguisher for common fire types.
5. Wet Chemical Extinguisher (Class F): Designed for fires involving cooking oils and fats.
6. Specialized Extinguishers: For industrial use, including metal fires (Class D).

Applications

• Residential: Homes, kitchens, and garages.
• Commercial: Offices, shops, and public buildings.
• Industrial: Factories, warehouses, and chemical plants.
• Vehicles and Marine: Cars, trucks, boats, and ships.

Sizes and Capacities

• Small (1-2 kg): For personal and vehicle use.
• Medium (3-6 kg): Suitable for homes and offices.
• Large (9-12 kg): Designed for industrial and high-risk areas.