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Firefighting foam is a type of fire protection material and device used to extinguish and control fires. It is a foam-based agent that works by smothering and cooling the fire, and by forming a protective layer over the fuel, preventing further combustion. Firefighting foam is used in a variety of applications, including industrial, commercial, and residential settings. It is also used in airports, military bases, and other hazardous areas.
Firefighting foam is typically composed of a surfactant, water, and air. The surfactant helps to reduce the surface tension of the water, allowing it to spread more quickly and evenly over the fuel. The air helps to create a foam blanket that smothers the fire and prevents further combustion.
Firefighting foam is available in a variety of forms, including concentrates, pre-mixed solutions, and aerosols. It is also available in a range of sizes and concentrations, depending on the application.
Some companies in the firefighting foam market include 3M, Ansul, Chemguard, Kidde, and Tyco. Show Less Read more