Foam concentrate is the liquid which, when mixed with water in the appropriate concentration forms a foam solution.
Bladder Tank is designed to inject foam concentrate into the water supply of a fire protection system.
Fire monitors are designed to accommodate foam which has been injected in the upstream piping.
Inline Foam Inductor is to induct the foam liquid concentrate in water stream to supply proportioned solution of the liquid concentrate and water, to the foam producing equipment.
A foam water sprinkler is an air-aspirating discharge outlet used in the deluge foam system to protect the risk where foam is required to be applied from overhead sprinklers.
FOAM CHAMBER a discharge device is designed to apply an expanded foam blanket over the surface of a flammable liquid fire as gently as possible to achieve extinguishment and/or vapor suppression.
In line Foam, Eductors have a metering head with an easy-read knob for 1%, 2%, 3%, 4%, 5%, and 6%.
Ratio Controller is used to produce constant preset foam solution in pressure proportioning systems.
Hand line foam branch pipe is a hand-held nozzle used in all types of low-expansion foam systems.
Foam concentrate control valve is automatically opened at a minimum of 3 Kg. ( 42.8psi ) water pressure and there is a water flow
When dealing with high-risk Class B fire hazards—such as flammable liquids, solvents, and hydrocarbons—standard water sprinklers often fall short. That is where a robust Foam Suppression System becomes critical. At FIFFCO GLOBAL LTD, we engineer world-class foam fire safety solutions designed to smother fires instantly, cool surfaces, and prevent re-ignition.
Whether you require a globally certified solution for a petrochemical plant or a standard compliant system for industrial warehousing, FIFFCO delivers. We offer two distinct product lines: our Standard Line for cost-effective compliance and our Certified Line (UL Listed, FM Approved) for projects requiring top-tier regulatory adherence.
A Foam Suppression System is only as reliable as its components. FIFFCO products are manufactured to exceed rigorous international standards, including NFPA compliance. We understand that MEP engineers and safety consultants need equipment that performs under pressure—literally and figuratively.
Our category covers the complete ecosystem of foam fire fighting equipment. To optimize your Foam Suppression System, we integrate the following essential components:
The heart of the system starts with high-quality Foam Concentrates. We offer AFFF, AR-AFFF, and Fluoroprotein foams that rapidly film over fuel surfaces. These concentrates are stored in a robust Foam Bladder Tank. This tank utilizes a heavy-duty internal bladder to separate the foam concentrate from the water supply, ensuring the longevity of the agent and instant readiness.
Accuracy is vital. If the foam-to-water ratio is off, the fire won’t be suppressed. Our systems utilize a precise Ratio Controller and Inline Foam Inductor to mix the concentrate with water at the exact required percentage (usually 1%, 3%, or 6%).
Once the foam solution is mixed, it must be applied effectively. FIFFCO offers a variety of discharge devices tailored to your specific hazard:
FIFFCO’s Foam Suppression System solutions are trusted by procurement officers and safety engineers across high-hazard sectors:
Q: What is a Foam Suppression System and how does it work?
A: A Foam Suppression System is a fire protection technology used primarily for Class B (flammable liquid) fires. It mixes water with Foam Concentrates to create a blanket that separates the fuel from oxygen, cools the fuel surface, and suppresses vapors to prevent re-ignition.
Q: What is the difference between FIFFCO’s Standard and UL/FM Listed lines?
A: Both lines are manufactured to strict internal quality standards and NFPA guidelines. However, the UL Listed / FM Approved line has undergone third-party testing and certification by Underwriters Laboratories and Factory Mutual. This is often required for high-risk insurance policies and government projects.
Q: How does a Foam Bladder Tank function?
A: A Foam Bladder Tank contains a flexible rubber bladder filled with foam concentrate. Water pressure creates force around the outside of the bladder, squeezing the concentrate out into the system through a Ratio Controller. This method requires no external pump, making it highly reliable.
Q: When should I use a Foam Generator versus an Air Foam Nozzle?
A: Use a Foam Generator when you need High-Expansion foam to fill a large 3D volume (like a warehouse or tunnel). Use an Air Foam Nozzle or Air Foam Water Sprinkler for Low-Expansion foam needed to coat a 2D surface (like a fuel spill on a floor).
Don’t compromise on safety when dealing with flammable hazards. Whether you need a single Foam Branch Pipe or a fully automated, UL Listed Foam Suppression System, FIFFCO GLOBAL LTD provides the engineering expertise and certified quality you can trust.
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