When putting out fires with foam extinguishers, large amounts of carbon dioxide and foam will be ejected. These substances adhere to combustibles and isolate them from air to achieve fire suppression.
Class A foam fire extinguishing agent refers to the fire suppressant that mixes with water and generates fire-extinguishing foam via chemical reaction or mechanical means.
Manufacturers of Class A foam fire extinguishing agents state that foam mixture can only be formed by blending foam concentrate with water.
Class A foam fire extinguishing agent mentioned herein is a newly-formulated integrated foam and wetting agent with outstanding fire-fighting adaptability and multiple practical advantages.
