The Benefits of Buying Bulk Suppression Agents

Dust control is an integral component of every solids handling operation, and FEECO offers various solutions to effectively address fugitive dust emissions.

Bulk suppression agents for sale, such as Halon 1301 (bromotrifluoroethane), can be used for fixed installations to combat Class A, B, and C fires. Halon is an eco-friendly agent which does not conduct electricity or leave residues behind when discharging its fire protection duties (See FAQ about Halon for more information.).

Reduce Waste

Buy in bulk to reduce packaging waste and help protect our planet! Bulk buying can help reduce packaging waste while conserving resources – one great way to go zero waste at home or at work!

Novec 1230 is an advanced clean agent fire suppression system which utilizes fluoroketone compound to both cool and smother flames while stopping their reigniting. As this solution does not leave any residue behind, it makes an ideal choice for areas in which critical equipment must remain undamaged.

Carbon dioxide systems are an ideal choice for industrial turbines, power generation stations, voltage transformers and rolling mill processes because they don’t cause damage to equipment like water or foaming agents would. Plus they are easy for people to use while around – being non-toxic and non-corrosive they make them an attractive option in chemical rooms or other hazardous zones.

Save Money

Shopping in bulk can encompass a range of activities, from purchasing unpackaged foods in zero waste stores, to stocking up on long-lasting supplies like bulk tubs of detergent. Doing this saves both money and reduces waste.

Bulk banks refer to any gaseous fire suppression agent that has not been deployed into an extinguisher system or extinguisher and are held by filling stations/service providers as spares not connected with systems. They are calculated by adding up all imported gases imported since 1994, subtracting discharges and destruction, then calculating installed building banks. Installed systems utilize cylinders of clean agents which are professionally fixed onto nozzles around a room or space that needs protection; these waterless systems do not leave behind oil residue or foam that could harm valuable equipment, archives or items within that space – they use cylinders with clean agents attached directly onto nozzles nozzles instead.

Save Time

Reasons businesses buy in bulk are mostly timesaving measures: stockpiling more of one product will make sure that it’s always on hand in an emergency and won’t waste any time replenishing their fire safety equipment. Businesses using clean agents as part of their fire suppression systems often reap immediate rewards. Unlike water-based systems, clean agents leave no trace of residue behind after an emergency has taken place and require minimal cleanup time afterwards – meaning you can get back to work faster following an incident or test fire. For instance, CO2 fire suppression systems have proven very efficient against various hazards without leaving behind any damage or mess behind, providing businesses with the advantage of returning quickly back to work after emergency incidents have passed. This benefit can especially come in handy for companies that cannot afford spending hours cleaning up after tests or fires have taken place – something many businesses cannot afford when dealing with tests or fires take place involving internal testing or fire testing activities take place inside.

Save Energy

Carbon dioxide fire suppression systems utilize natural gas CO2 to extinguish fires without leaving behind water or foam residue, making them a popular choice in special hazard areas such as industrial turbine enclosures, power generation stations, high voltage transformer processes and flammable liquid storage rooms.

Dust suppressant chemicals help bulk material handlers manage dust emissions with the use of wetting agents that wet dust particles together, creating less mess and waste.

The National Halon Bank is an expansive collection of gaseous fire suppression agents used for various applications across Australia such as aviation, mining, defence and marine sectors. Calculating its size is difficult since each business operates their own system; however by taking total imports since 1994 minus discharges and destruction we can gain some idea of its size.