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Choose the Correct Type of Extinguisher
It is natural to use the extinguisher located nearest to a fire, making it essential that the correct type and size be placed close to a potential hazard.
Click on any of the links below for more detailed descriptions of the types of fire extinguishers and what they should be used for.
SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES
SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES  FOAM-AFFF and FFFP AFFF Foam FFFP Foam SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES  HALON 1211 This is an effective agent in extinguishing fires involving electrical equipment often found within computer installations and in the aviation industry. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES HALOTRON 1 This Halon alternative portable extinguisher is designed to meet any special hazard need where Halon-1211 was specified and used. Halotron 1 is ideal for protecting office computer areas, data storage, telecommunications and high tech clean rooms. Halotron has EPA approval and is the government approved and specified clean agent alternative. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES MULTI-PURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL Multi-purpose dry chemical is an extremely versatile agent. It will defend against the majority of fire risks found in most commercial, industrial and domestic environments. It is the most economical multi-purpose agent available. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES PURPLE K DRY CHEMICAL Purple K dry chemical is designed for use on high-hazard Class B and C fires. It is generally superior to other dry chemicals, making it ideal for use in industrial and commercial premises where there is a flammable liquid risk. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES  STANDARD DRY CHEMICAL Dry chemical stored pressure fire extinguishers are designed to meet the needs of industrial and commercial premises where there is a flammable liquid risk. They are suitable for use on class B and C fires, and can be mounted on any surface with wall hook, forked hanger, or optional vehicle bracket. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES WATER AS AN EXTINGUISHING AGENT High-pressure water is ideal for common combustible materials such as trash, wood and paper. It is especially effective on deep seated fires that must be soaked for extinguishment such as mattress, dumpster or couch fires. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES  CLASS D DRY POWDER FIRE EXTINGUISHER Our class D dry powder extinguisher is suitable for use on metal fires. It incorporates a soft flow extension applicator that ensures the operator's hands are kept away from the extreme heat and prevents inhalation of the toxic fumes caused by the burning metal ... (read more PDF file) SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES  WET CHEMICAL Due to new and improved cooking appliances, higher heating rates and industry trends towards using more unsaturated oils, the potential for severe restaurant fires is greater than ever. The 1998 edition of NFPA-10 contains a new Class "K" extinguisher rating to specifically identify and address these commercial "combustible cooking media" fire hazards in kitchens. The agent has been designed to offer the best portable fire protection available to supplement pre-engineered restaurant suppression systems. SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF FIRES  
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