Afff Foam Chamber

Afff Foam Chamber

Foinbo® AFFF Foam Chamber is a fire suppression device designed to combat flammable liquid fires (Class B) using Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF). It mixes foam concentrate with water to create a foam blanket that smothers flames and prevents reignition. Installed on storage tanks or hazardous areas, Foinbo’s chamber operates manually or automatically, delivering low-expansion foam
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Production introduction

The Foinbo AFFF Foam Chamber is a specialized fire suppression device designed to combat Class B fires involving flammable liquids (e.g., fuels, solvents). It utilizes Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF), which mixes with water to create a cohesive foam blanket that smothers flames, cools surfaces, and prevents reignition by sealing vapors. Foinbo's chamber is engineered for durability, featuring corrosion-resistant materials to withstand harsh industrial environments.

Ideal for oil storage tanks, chemical plants, and fuel depots, it operates manually or integrates with automated systems for rapid response. The foam's high-expansion properties ensure minimal water usage while maximizing coverage, reducing collateral damage. Foinbo prioritizes user-friendly installation and low maintenance, offering cost-effective protection without compromising performance.

While not UL/FM-certified, Foinbo adheres to industry standards through rigorous internal testing, ensuring reliability for facilities prioritizing practical, budget-friendly solutions. Trust Foinbo to safeguard high-risk zones with robust, adaptable fire suppression technology.

 

Products parameters

 

Model Number

Rate Working Pressure

W.Pressure

Flow Rate

K Factor

25% Discharge Time Foam Expansion
PCL4 5 Bar

3-6 Bar

4 LPS/ 240 LPM

107 ≥ 2 ≥ 5
PCL8 5 Bar 3-6 Bar 8 LPS/ 480 LPM 215 ≥ 2 ≥ 5
PCL16 5 Bar 3-6 Bar 16 LPS/ 960 LPM 429 ≥ 2 ≥ 5
PCL24 5 Bar 3-6 Bar 24 LPS/ 1440LPM 644 ≥ 2 ≥ 5

 

FAQ

Q: What is an AFFF Foam Chamber?

A: AFFF Foam Chamber by Foinbo is a fire suppression device designed to combat flammable liquid fires (Class B) using Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF). It mixes foam concentrate with water to create a foam blanket that smothers flames and prevents reignition. Installed on storage tanks or hazardous areas, Foinbo's chamber operates manually or automatically, delivering high-expansion foam. While not UL/FM-certified, it adheres to general industry practices for fire safety in industrial settings.

Q:Advantages of Foinbo AFFF Foam Chambers?

A: Foinbo's chambers provide rapid fire suppression, fuel vapor control, and cooling effects. The foam minimizes water usage and environmental impact. Built with corrosion-resistant materials, they withstand harsh conditions. Simple integration with existing fire systems reduces operational complexity. Cost-effective and low-maintenance, Foinbo's design prioritizes durability and ease of use, making it suitable for facilities seeking reliable, budget-friendly solutions without third-party certifications.

Q: Why Choose Foinbo AFFF Foam Chambers?

A: Foinbo focuses on affordability and functional performance. Ideal for scenarios where UL/FM certification is not mandatory, these chambers offer effective Class B fire protection. Their robust construction adapts to extreme environments, while user-friendly operation reduces training needs. Foinbo ensures quality through rigorous internal testing, catering to industries prioritizing practical fire safety over formal certifications.

Q: Where to Use Foinbo AFFF Foam Chambers?

A: Deploy in oil storage facilities, chemical plants, workshops, or small-scale industrial sites with flammable liquid risks. Suitable for fuel depots, garages, or manufacturing units where cost-efficiency and basic fire suppression are critical. Use in regions with flexible regulatory requirements or facilities seeking supplemental fire protection alongside primary systems.

Q: How to Use Foinbo AFFF Foam Chambers?

A: Install on tanks or pipelines, connecting to water and foam concentrate supplies. Adjust the foam-to-water ratio (typically 3%-6%) based on hazard levels. Activate manually via valves or link to detection systems. Regularly inspect nozzles, seals, and foam quality. Foinbo recommends routine pressure checks and staff training for emergency protocols. Replace expired foam concentrate promptly.

 

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