Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher

A CO2 (carbon dioxide) fire extinguisher is a fire suppression device that uses pressurized carbon dioxide gas to extinguish fires, particularly those involving flammable liquids (Class B) and electrical equipment (Class C). It works by displacing oxygen, effectively suffocating the fire, and also cools the area due to the extreme coldness of the discharged gas. CO2 extinguishers are easily identifiable by their red body with a black label or banner, and a horn-shaped nozzle.

We provide the following product specifications:

CO2 fire extinguishers are designed to handle the intense pressure of carbon dioxide, a key component in their fire-fighting arsenal. They have a distinctive hard horn or nozzle, which aids in directing the CO2 stream precisely at the fire. The lack of a pressure gauge is a unique design element, emphasizing the need for regular professional maintenance.

They come in various sizes to cater to different needs:
Small units: Typically weighing 5 to 10 pounds, these are ideal for quick grab-and-go situations, such as in offices or residential areas.
Large units: Heavier models, often exceeding 20 pounds, are suited for industrial environments where larger fire risks are present.

Inner packaging
The bottle of the fire extinguisher is usually wrapped with materials such as plastic film or foam to provide initial protection. This inner layer of packaging can prevent the surface of the bottle is scratched, for some dry powder fire extinguishers, but also to prevent dry powder leakage.

Outer packaging
The outer packaging is mostly used in cardboard boxes or wooden boxes. Carton is suitable for small fire extinguisher packaging, which will be labeled with the type of fire extinguisher, specifications, methods of use and other important information.