We conducted over 100 controlled fire suppression tests, setting fire to different Class D metals in order to create a solution that covers all your bases.
Class B and Class D fires are NOT the same. From fire behavior to ignition point, each class of fire has a specific way to be handled. Learn the 6 main differences here.
Class D fires involve combustible metals and are uniquely dangerous due to their extreme temperatures, violent chemical reactions, and self-fueling nature.
Class D fires involve combustible metals, burn at extremely high temperatures, and can effectively fuel themselves by splitting molecules apart. Learn more.
What causes transformer fires and what can you do to prevent them? Learn how to avoid a catastrophic fire with our guide to transformer fire protection.
