Angus Fire

TridexC6 is used at 3% and 6% concentration in fire suppression systems and manually to fight fires involving hydrocarbon fuels such as crude oil, gasoline, and fuel oils. It is not suitable for use on polar solvents or water miscible fuels such as alcohols, ketones, esters, and other. Typical installations include foam water sprinkler systems, aircraft hangars, loading racks, process areas, etc. TridexTMC6 3% is an excellent agent for use in aircraft rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) or other manual fire fighting applications where polar solvent fuels are not encountered. It is also useful as a wetting agent in combating Class A fires.

Angus Fire’s TridolC6 is a high quality synthetic Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) concentrate for extinguishing and securing flammable hydrocarbon liquid fires. Film-forming for fast flame knock down and extinguishment. Burnback resistance and post-fire security. Foam blanket reseals when ruptured by personnel or equipment. TridolC6 S is a superior quality AFFF foam with a unique combination of hydrocarbon and fluorochemical surface active agents. It produces a vapour-sealing aqueous film that spreads rapidly over the fuel surface to provide rapid control and extinguishment. TridolC6 M is a unique combination of hydrocarbon and fluorochemical surface active agents. It produces a vapor-sealing aqueous film that spreads rapidly over the fuel surface to provide rapid control and extinguishment.

NiagaraC6 is a superior quality Alcohol Resistant Film-Forming FluroProtein (AR-FFFP) fire fighting foam concentrate at 3% induction rate for extinguishing and securing both flammable hydrocarbon and polar solvent liquid fires. Easy pouring and induction, even at -18°C (0°F) Film-forming foam with fast knockdown Extremely low environmental impact Highly versatile – eliminates need to stock a variety of foam types Detergent-free for high resistance to fuel pick-up Foam blanket re-seals when disrupted by personnel or equipment Reduced stocks, low cost storage, long shelf life and low usage levels provide maximum value for money.

TridexC6 3-3% and 3-6% are AR-AFFF concentrates with a special biosynthesized polymer. This polymer is designed to fulfill two functions. The first is to form a protective membrane between the fuel and the foam as it contacts the water-miscible fuel, making extinguishment possible. The second function is to make the foam more stable and heat-resistant, resulting in better burnback resistance and sealability compared to conventional AFFF’s. The concentrate formulation is recognized by United States Patents 4, 999, 119 and 5, 207, 932.

TridolC6 Ultra 1-3 contains a unique combination of hydrocarbon and flurorocarbon surface active agents. It produces a vapour-sealing aqueous film that spreads rapidly over hydrocarbon surfaces to provide rapid control and extinguishment. On polar solvents an insoluble polymer membrane is formed which protects the foam blanket from the solvent. – Highly versatile and so eliminates the need to stock a variety of foam types. – Superior burnback resistance and post-fire security. – Foam blanket and film re-seals when ruptured by personnel or equipment TridolC6 Ultra 1-3 is a cost-effective Alcohol Resistant Aqueous FilmForming Foam (AR-AFFF) concentrate for extinguishing and securing flammable hydrocarbon and polar solvent liquid fires

Spitfire foam concentrate works in two ways. First, it improves the penetrating capability of water. It reduces the surface tension of plain water which allows it to penetrate surfaces where water might normally run off , to reach deep-seated fires. This helps reduce the amount of water required to extinguish the fire and also provides quicker knockdown. Secondly, Spitfire increases the heat absorbing capabilities of water. Foaming ingredients give water the ability to adhere to vertical surfaces which allows the water longer contact with the fuel. The longer the water is in contact with the fuel, the more heat it is able to absorb. A coating of Class A foam may also be used for exposure protection to prevent fuels from igniting by raising their moisture content and providing a tough protective barrier to an oncoming flame front