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Electric Vehicle Fire Suppression
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Business for Net Zero

Our Encapsulator Technology is recognized by the NFPA for over fifteen years of scientific third-party testing on lithium-ion battery fires across multiple continents. Find out how F-500 Encapsulator Agent is mitigating lithium-ion battery fires on three levels: flammability, explosivity, and toxicity.

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Cancer Risk at the Nozzle

F-500 Encapsulator Agent can reduce the concentration of carcinogenic toxins encountered by firefighters at the nozzle, on the fire ground, and in the fire station. Our Encapsulator Technology’s engineered advantages are documented by both Laval Fire Department and University of Ottawa.

Firefighter Cancer Prevention
Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Fire Suppression
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Fire Safety Solutions

A fully involved structure fire can reach temperatures upwards of 2,000°F. However, structural integrity begins to deteriorate at much lower temperatures. A fire protection system powered by F-500 Encapsulator Agent can rapidly reduce ambient temperatures, creating safer evacuation routes for building occupants.

Make the Switch to
a Fluorine-Free Future

F-500 Encapsulator Agent is the eco-friendly answer to today’s fluorinated foam crisis. Ensure a healthier world for the next generation without sacrificing safety. Our fluorine free, biodegradable, and noncorrosive Encapsulator Technology can extinguish today’s multi-class and three-dimensional fire hazards.

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