Aero Tec Laboratories' Fire-Bags, collapsible bladders for fire-suppression foam concentrates, are built with a proprietary elastomeric material. All seams/joints are created using a heat and pressure cure technology without adhesives. The material used in ATL's Fire-Bags has received UL (Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.) approval for use with Kidde foams, a major manufacturer of fire fighting foam concentrates. This UL approval is required for materials used to build these bladders. The elastomeric material is more flexible than PVC and will remain pliable as there are no plasticizers used, which often leach out over time. ATL's materials and process allow for a more economical bladder than a neoprene on nylon coated fabric construction.
- New flexi-rubber compound for exceptional bladder pliability
- 200 bladder configurations, all easy to install and extract
- Tested and approved by UL (Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.) to Standard #162 Section 18.3 for a full range of fire-suppression foam concentrates (listed below)
- Thoroughly vulcanized rubber for toughness and chemical resistance
- Fully collapsible for total concentrate evacuation
- Choice of 1-piece molded ASME nozzles or light fabricated nozzles
- Bladders and nozzles do not harden or weaken with age
- High-tensile heat/pressure cured seams at nozzles and end-caps
- All bladders double leak-tested at factory
- No glue, cement or vinyl chloride (PVC) used
- No plasticizers or phthalates to leach out
- All bladders available quickly in standard sizes and custom configurations
- Top quality and attractive pricing
- From ATL, with 40 years of experience producing bladder-type devices
FIRE-BAGS ACCEPTED FOAM CONCENTRATES:
- AFFF (Aqueous Film Forming Foam)
- AR-AFFF (Alcohol Resistant AFFF)
- Protein Foam
- Fluoroprotein Foam
- Coast Guard Approved Foam
- Military Spec Foam
- Class A Foam
- High Expansion Foam
- Long Duration Foam
- Vapor Suppression Foam
- Cold Foam
- Wetting Agents
- Training Foam
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