Liquid fire extinguishing agents have a wide application range. Depending on the chemical composition, they may be suitable for extinguishing forest, liquid, or fat fires. Chemical additives can also be used to enhance them.
Ready-mix Solutions
Liquid ready-mix fire extinguishing agents are versatile tools in fire safety. These agents are pre-mixed solutions designed to quickly suppress fires. They often contain a blend of water, foam, or other fire-suppressing chemicals, making them effective for a wide range of fire classes, including Class A (solid materials), Class B (flammable liquids), and Class C (flammable gases) fires.
Their primary advantage is ease of use. As they are pre-mixed, they are readily available for immediate deployment, which can be crucial in emergency situations. Additionally, their ability to create a cooling and smothering effect on the flames makes them valuable in swiftly controlling fires and preventing re-ignition.
Liquid ready-mix fire extinguishing agents are commonly found in firefighting equipment, making them accessible and effective tools for firefighters and first responders. Their adaptability to different fire types and quick response capabilities contribute to their importance in modern fire safety.
| Products | Fire Class | Lowest application temperature | Rating | |
| Furex Forte Bio Plus | AB | 5°C | 27 A | 144 B |
| Furex Optima F | AB | -25°C | 27 A | 144 B |
| Furex Casa Bio | AF | -30°C | 21 A |
Additives for Water Extinguishers
Additives for fire extinguishing agents are essential components that enhance the effectiveness of fire suppression. These specialized chemicals, when added to extinguishing agents, serve various purposes. Some additives can improve the agents' cooling capabilities, helping to reduce the fire's temperature, while others enhance the smothering effect by forming a more stable barrier between the fuel source and oxygen.
Some additives also increase the agents' adhesion properties, ensuring they stick to the burning materials. Moreover, corrosion inhibitors can be included to protect equipment from damage during firefighting. These additives play a crucial role in tailoring extinguishing agents to specific fire types and enhancing their overall performance, contributing to more effective fire safety measures.
| Products | Fire Class | Lowest application temperature | Rating | Application |
| Furex A | A | 5°C (5%) | 27 A (5%) | A-Booster |
| 0°C (10%) | 34 A (10%) | |||
| -5°C (20%) | 43 A (20%) | |||
| Furex Pure B | B | 5°C | 183 B | B Concentrate |
| Furex KS 930 | A | up to -50°C | 21 A | Antifreezer |
| Furex NM 940 | A | 5°C | 21 A (2.5%) | Surfactant |