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(FFFP) Filling Forming Fluoro Protein Concentrat - EngineeriSafety

(FFFP) Filling Forming Fluoro Protein Concentrat

The FFFP foam fire extinguisher is effective on Class A and Class B fires.  FFFP is an alcohol resistant agent, which enables the combination of class B fires, alcohols, polar solvents, hydrocarbons, and these.  It can be applied to a Class B liquid spill to prevent ignition.

FFFP Filling Forming Fluoro Protein - EngineeriSafety

(FFFP) Filling Forming Fluoro Protein Making Film

  The term FFFP is the most commonly used term and FFFP foam comes in many types such as FFFP 3%,FFFP 6% and specific names such as FOMTP such as FFFP 3% ICAO.  It is also known as 'fluoro protein','fluoroprotein', 'filmforming', and 'film production'.

Applications of FFFP

FFFP 3% Ultra

  FFFP 3% Ultra is used for use on B-class hydrocarbon fuel fires, such as oil, petroleum and aviation fuels.  Fomtec FFFP 3% Ultra can be applied directly to the fire surface and is also suitable for subsurface injection.  
It can be used in dry powder/ foam twin agent system and it's compatible with all dry powder.
(FFFP) Filling Forming Fluoro Protein Concentrat
FFFP 3%

FFFP 3% ICAO

  FFFP 3% ICAO is used for use on B-class hydrocarbon fuel fires, such as oil, petroleum and aviation fuels.  Fomtec FFFP 3% ICAO can be applied directly to the fire surface and is also suitable for subsurface injection.  
It can be used in dry powder/ foam twin agent system and it's compatible with all dry powder.

FFFP 6%

   FFFP 6% is used for use on B-class hydrocarbon fuel fires, such as oil, petroleum and aviation fuels.  Fomtec FFFP 6% can be applied directly to the fire surface and is also suitable for subsurface injection.  
It can be used in dry powder/ foam twin agent system and it's compatible with all dry powder.

FFFP 6% ICAD

   FFFP 6% ICAO is used for use on B-class hydrocarbon fuel fires, such as oil, petroleum and aviation fuels.  Fomtec FFFP  6% ICAD can be applied directly to the fire surface and is also suitable for subsurface injection. It can be used in dry powder/ foam twin agent system and it's compatible with all dry powder.

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