Foam suppression systems generate a fire-retardant foam by mixing water with foam concentrate and air. The foam spreads across the fire's surface, providing three key actions:

- Suppressing flames by smothering them and reducing oxygen supply.

- Cooling the surrounding area to prevent re-ignition.

- Sealing flammable liquids to prevent vapour release.

Ideal for large open spaces, such as storage tanks or warehouses, low-expansion foam systems cover large areas quickly with a dense layer of foam.

Used in areas with moderate fire risks, these systems are effective for both open and enclosed areas where rapid fire control is required.

Designed for confined spaces, such as aircraft hangars and machinery rooms, high-expansion foam systems generate large volumes of lightweight foam, quickly filling the area to smother the fire.

Foam systems are commonly used in:

- Oil & Gas Facilities

- Chemical Processing Plants

- Fuel Storage Areas

- Aircraft Hangars

- Warehouses with Flammable Liquids

These environments require specialised protection to manage Class B fires (flammable liquids).

- Rapid Fire Control: Quickly suppresses large-scale fires.

- Minimised Risk: Reduces the chance of re-ignition by sealing flammable surfaces.

- Customised Protection: Systems are tailored to specific hazards and facility layouts.

- Compliance Focus: Fully compliant with NFPA, BS EN, and other safety standards.

We offer routine maintenance and system testing to ensure your foam suppression system operates effectively and meets all fire safety regulations. Our services include regular inspections, foam concentrate testing, and system performance checks.