The MAISKA (spray) foam fire extinguisher is almost universally applicable. It is highly user-friendly and extremely effective. Fire rating 34A 233B Read more.
The MAISKA (spray) foam fire extinguisher is almost universally applicable. It is highly user-friendly and extremely effective. When used for extinguishing, it causes minimal collateral damage. The extinguisher has a very good effect on solid fires (A) and liquid fires (B). Therefore, this extinguisher is well-suited for extinguishing burning materials such as paper, wood, and textiles.
The MAISKA foam fire extinguisher operates under constant pressure. Because it remains pressurized permanently, the device is always ready for immediate use. This extinguisher is constructed from a steel cylinder with an outer polyester resin coating and an inner flexible coating. The special nozzle has a spray pattern that provides the extinguisher with maximum extinguishing power. After removing the safety pin, the foam spray can be activated or stopped by squeezing or releasing the squeeze valve. The extinguishing valve is equipped with a pressure indicator. If you need to measure the pressure for this extinguisher, this can be done using a pressure gauge pump. The extinguishing foam is pressurized with nitrogen in the cylinder. Our extinguisher meets all safety requirements.
The MAISKA foam fire extinguishers are equipped with a type approval and are manufactured according to EN3 (M.E.D.). Additionally, the extinguishers bear the CE marking and are approved by the marine equipment directive.
Firefighting foam is a mixture of water, foam-forming agent, and ambient air. Foam has low thermal conductivity, which isolates fuel that has not yet ignited and then protects it from heat. The extinguishing foam of the MAISKA foam fire extinguisher causes minimal collateral damage. In the case of solid fires (A), the foam penetrates the burning material, quickly cooling it and extinguishing the fire. In the case of burning liquids (B), a kind of "film layer" is formed, preventing any more oxygen from entering.
