HCT

Empowering Industry Leaders and
First Responders with Encapsulator Technology

Since 1997, Hazard Control Technologies, Inc. (HCT) has grown from a local chemical agent manufacturer to a worldwide multifaceted company, providing fire suppression, vapor mitigation, and contamination control solutions across the globe. Our products and services are supported by our in-house team of specialists to protect firefighters, business owners, and their communities.

We are an ISO 9001 registered company, ensuring consistency and quality whether you’ve been with us since day one or you’re just discovering us today. This guarantees every product you receive from HCT has undergone rigorous testing and quality control processes. Our patented Encapsulator Technology is made in the USA at our headquarters located in Fayetteville, Georgia.

ISO 9001:2015 Certificate

Our Values

We Cover a lot of Ground, but These
Core Values Make up the DNA of Team HCT

Innovation

As technology advances, movers and shakes cannot afford to protect today’s hazards with yesterday’s technology. Modern combustibles like synthetic fibers, lightweight alloys, and lithium ion batteries pose unique challenges that require innovative solutions, such as Encapsulator Technology.

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Sustainability

We believe in a world that can make the switch to a sustainable future without sacrificing safety. Our Encapsulator Agents are fluorine free, biodegradable, and noncorrosive all while mitigating a variety of high hazards. Our formula hasn’t changed since 1997 and thorough quality control maintains that promise.

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Fellowship

We deeply value fellowship. In fact, the majority of our team is comprised of both active and retired firefighters. When you invest in training for your department, you’ll be met with a badge-to-badge connection and over 25 years of success protecting fellow first responders in their field.

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