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We Have the System to Meet Your Needs.
Whether you work in mining, forestry, mass transit, landfills, or recycling, Specialty Fire Suppression, Inc., can meet your fire system needs.

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Option 1: Traditional Dry Chemical Systems

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Providing the most efficient protection of any fire suppression system, dry chemical systems are the industry standard for heavy equipment applications. Dry chemical is effective against Class A (debris), Class B (fuel), and Class C (electrical) fires. These types of systems work by flooding a volume of space, such as a vehicle engine compartment, with a the fire fighting agent to suffocate the flame.

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Option 2: Innovative Wet Agent Systems

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Providing exceptional cooling abilities and Class A (debris) and Class B (fuel) fire suppression, customers around the world are adding liquid agent systems to their fire protection programs. The liquid agent works by cooling hot surfaces, separating fuel hydrocarbon molecules to prevent it from igniting, and forming a layer of foam to suffocate the flame. The systems are suitable for temperatures as low as -40°F (-40°C) and available in 5, 15, and 30 gallon sizes.

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Option 3: Dual Agent Systems

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As technology advances, equipment manufacturers are designing machines that are more powerful and productive while also reducing emissions. The downside to these advancements is increased heat throughout the engine compartment and more hydraulics, creating additional and more severe fire risks.

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State of the Art Technology & Integration

Telematics and systems connectivity is becoming more common in the mobile equipment industry. This ability to remotely monitor off road equipment and their on board systems is becoming more in demand. Specialty Fire Suppression, Inc., is able to offer this feature on some of our fire systems. Ask us today to see if this optional feature is available to you.