Laboratories present a significant risk of fire. Detecting a fire in its early stage is critically important for reducing the risk of injury to laboratory personnel and the damage to equipment. Our suppression systems can detect and suppress a small fire before it grows and requires extinguishment by the building’s sprinkler system.
Laboratory fume hoods help control the risk of fume inhalation, but they provide little to no protection against the risk of fire. The presence of ignition sources, such as gas burners, hot plates, and pyrophoric materials—and the inherent volatility of chemical compounds and reagents—leads to a significant fire risk.
Keep equipment and people safe from this risk with automatic fire protection. No electricity or human intervention required.
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Glove boxes contain controlled atmospheres, sensitive materials, and potential ignition sources within a sealed enclosure, creating conditions where fires can start and escalate quickly.
Traditional fire response methods are not practical inside enclosed processing environments. Automatic detection and suppression help protect the enclosure without relying on delayed human response time.
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Hazardous material cabinets are found in a variety of commercial, industrial, and laboratory settings. These storage cabinets present an elevated danger to a building and its occupants, which is why effective fire protection is essential.
Firetrace International specializes in "micro-environment" protection, making us uniquely qualified to protect these types of spaces.
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