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Have you ever wondered why do wind turbines catch fire? Wind turbines catch fire due to lighting, age, human error, and sparks in the converter.

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Fireworks safety tips to prevent injuries and fires during your summer celebrations.

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Halon, a banned fire suppression agent, is harmful to the ozone layer. Clean agents are a reliable and environmentally sound replacement.

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A fire protection system reduces damage to expensive equipment, documents, and inventory while keeping building occupants safe.

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There are many types and sizes of fire suppression systems. The system design will vary based on the asset needing protection and the type of fire hazard.

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The key to successful fire suppression systems installation is a good design based on your specific equipment. Choose a system that best suits your needs.

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Passive fire protection is an essential part component of fire safety and structural fire protection in a building and works with active fire protection.

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Arc flashes are the leading cause of fires in electrical panels. An automatic fire suppression system minimizes damage by suppressing fire at the source.

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The goal of automatic fire suppression systems is to minimize damage to critical equipment and machines with no human intervention.

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Clean agents in fire suppression systems do not contain any substances that is toxic or harmful and are safe to use in an area where humans reside.

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Retrofitting your CNC machines with automatic fire suppression systems is as important as ever with 5 to 10 fires occurring in machine shops in the US each week. One fire in an unprotected machine could lead to injuries, losing a lucrative contract, and the potential loss of your business.

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Fire suppression systems installed on CNC machines protect machines, employees, and the surrounding manufacturing area by quickly detecting and suppressing the fire.

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