• Fire Fighting  PSOA/PFOS Free firefighting foam

Fire Fighting PSOA/PFOS Free firefighting foam

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Fomtec Enviro SEA 3% FLUORINE FREE FOAM CONCENTRATE IN 200 LTR DRUM MODEL: ENVIRO SEA 3% | BRAND : FOMTEC | ORIGIN : SWEDEN APPROVAL ACCORDING TO IMO 1312 / MED


Fomtec Enviro SEA 3% FLUORINE FREE FOAM CONCENTRATE IN 20 LTR CAN MODEL: ENVIRO SEA 3% | BRAND : FOMTEC | ORIGIN : SWEDEN APPROVAL ACCORDING TO IMO 1312 / MED 


SUOLONG P 3% CCS/MED FOAM 200L FLUORINE FREE

SUOLONG P 3% CCS/MED FOAM 20L FLUORINE FREE

PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION
FO-SL-P3-B SUOLONG P 3% CCS/MED FOAM 20L
FLUORINE FREE

FO-SL-P3-D SUOLONG P 3% CCS/MED FOAM 200L
FLUORINE FREE

FO-SL-HE2-B SUOLONG HIGH EXPANSION 2% CCS/MEDFOAM 20L

FO-SL-HE2-D SUOLONG HIGH EXPANSION 2% CCS/MEDFOAM 200L



PFAS-free firefighting foams, also known as Fluorine-Free Foams (F3) or Synthetic Fluorine Free Foams (SFFF), are alternatives to traditional AFFF that are free from per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, which are harmful to the environment and healthThese foams are effective for Class A and Class B fires and are being adopted globally, including by the U.S. Department of Defense, to meet regulatory requirements and protect public health. Examples of available products include GreenFire and Fomtec Enviro. 
Why are PFAS-free foams needed?
  • Environmental and Health Concerns:
    PFAS are persistent in the environment and have been shown to accumulate in the body, with potential links to adverse health outcomes. 
  • Regulatory Mandates:
    Global and national regulations, such as the Stockholm Convention and directives from organizations like the U.S. Department of Defense, are phasing out the use of PFAS-containing foams. 
  • Environmental Protection:
    PFAS-free foams are non-toxic, biodegradable, and do not contaminate drinking water, offering a more sustainable solution. 
Examples of PFAS-free firefighting foams
Several manufacturers offer PFAS-free options, including:
  • Fomtec Enviro ERS:
    A fluorine-free foam for Class A and B fires. 
  • GreenFire Firefighting Foam (GFFF):
    A non-toxic, PFAS-free replacement for AFFF, suitable for fire engines and compressed air foam systems. 
  • A non-fluorinated foam concentrate for hydrocarbon and polar solvent fires. 
  • A non-toxic, biodegradable PFAS-free foam that can extinguish all classes of fire. 
How do they work?
  • Synthetic-based:
    Most PFAS-free foams are synthetic, utilizing surfactant blends, and often incorporating polysaccharides, instead of fluorinated compounds. 
  • Effective Fire Suppression:
    They work by creating a film over the fire, which suppresses vapor and helps to put out the fire. 
How to transition to PFAS-free foams
  • Consult Industry Standards:
    Ensure that any chosen foam meets relevant industry standards for performance and safety, such as UL 162 listed foams. 
  • Check for Approved Equipment:
    Verify that the foam is compatible with existing equipment, such as pumps, monitors, and fixed systems. 
  • Plan for Tank Decontamination:
    If transitioning from PFAS-containing foams, plan for the decontamination of your fire vehicle and storage tanks to remove any residual PFAS contamination. 


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