Products Description

AFFF Foam Concentrate Liquid
AFFF foam concentrate liquid is an essential tool for fire suppression and extinguishment. This powerful firefighting agent is used to quickly smother and cool flames, preventing them from spreading and causing further damage. Its unique formulation creates a thick layer of foam that effectively smothers fires, cutting off their oxygen supply and putting them out rapidly.
One of the key benefits of AFFF foam concentrate liquid is its versatility. It can be used on a wide range of fires, including Class A (ordinary combustibles like wood and paper) and Class B (flammable liquids and gases) fires. This makes it a valuable asset in a variety of settings, from industrial facilities to commercial buildings to residential homes.
In addition to its effectiveness in extinguishing fires, AFFF foam concentrate liquid is also environmentally friendly. It is biodegradable and non-toxic, making it safe for use around people, animals, and plants. This makes it a responsible choice for fire suppression, as it minimizes the impact on the environment.
Overall, AFFF foam concentrate liquid is a powerful tool for fire safety and protection. Its ability to quickly and effectively extinguish fires, its versatility in handling different types of fires, and its eco-friendly properties make it an invaluable asset for any fire-fighting operation. Make sure to have AFFF foam concentrate liquid on hand to ensure the safety and security of your property and those around you.
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Technical Parameters
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Model |
AFFF 3% (-1℃) |
AFFF 3% (-16℃)
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AFFF 3% (-35℃)
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Appearance
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Clear Pale Yellow Liquid
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Clear Pale Yellow Liquid
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Clear Pale Yellow Liquid
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PH
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7.9-8.3
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7.6-8.2
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7.8-8.2
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Surface Tension
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16.2 mN/m
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17.3 mN/m
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18.7 mN/m
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Spreading Coefficient
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6.2-6.4 mN/m
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3.5-3.8 mN/m
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4.2-4.3 mN/m
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Viscosity @ 20℃
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≤20 MPas
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≤20 MPas
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≤20 MPas
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Expansion Ratio
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8.3±1
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6.6±1
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7.6±1
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25% Drainage Time
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2.9( 1±20% ) min
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2.5( 1±20% ) min
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3.2( 1±20% ) min
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Freezing Point
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-1℃
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-16℃
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-35℃
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