Compressed Air Foam System

A standalone Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) is a firefighting technology that combines compressed air, water, and foam concentrate to produce an expanded foam. This foam adheres to flammable materials, smothering the fire and suppressing flames more effectively than water alone.

Enhanced Fire Suppression for
Complex Fires

Barrier Formation: The foam forms a blanket that isolates the flames from oxygen, effectively suffocating the fire.

Heat Dissipation: The foam s water content evaporates upon contact with the fire, absorbing heat and reducing the fire s intensity.

Cooling Protection: The foam's structure provides an added thermal shield to protect surfaces and prevent further ignition.

Performance Icon Performance

  • Only water output 700-750 LPM @10 BAR
  • Only CAFS Output Up to 1600 LPM
  • CAFS & WATER simultaneous output - Up to 1400 LPM finish foam & 300-350 LPM @ 7 BAR Respectively

Proportioning Icon Proportioning rate

  • Wetting agent 0.2% to 2% adjustable

Expansion Icon Expansion ratio

  • Approx. 7 (wet) - 20 (dry)
Application
Forest Fire

Forest Fire

Rapid Response

Rapid Response

Dry Riser

Dry Riser

Urban Fire

Urban Fire

High Rise

High Rise

Rural Fire

Rural Fire

Structural Fire

Structural Fire

Industries
Benefits
Icon Reduce Water Usage
Icon Effective Fire Suppression
Icon Enhanced Firefighter Safety
Icon Improved Penetration & Coverage
Advantages
Check Ability To Deliver Both Water And
Foam Output Simultaneously.
Check Can Deliver Both WET &
DRY Compressed Air Foam
Check Designed For Prolonged &
Continuous Operation
Check Can Be Installed In Any FIRE VEHICLE