Ship Fire Safety Equipment Marine Fire Extinguisher Range CO2 Foam Dry Powder
We supply a wide range of ship fire extinguishers suitable for different classes of fires:
- CO₂ Marine Fire Extinguishers – Highly effective for electrical and engine room fires.
- Dry Powder Extinguishers – Multi-purpose protection against Class A, B, and C fires.
- Foam Extinguishers – Ideal for flammable liquid fires on tankers or fuel storage areas.
- Water-Based Extinguishers – Effective for Class A fires involving solid combustibles.
Each portable marine fire extinguisher is manufactured with corrosion-resistant steel cylinders, durable discharge hoses, and marine-grade protective coating to withstand saltwater, humidity, and tough operating conditions.
THT marine fire extinguishers are available in multiple types, including CO₂, dry powder, foam, and water-based extinguishers, each tailored for specific fire classes on vessels. Whether installed in an engine room, cargo hold, or accommodation area, our IMO and SOLAS compliant fire extinguishers provide fast, effective suppression against electrical fires, fuel-based fires, and solid combustibles. Every unit undergoes strict quality testing and is approved by classification societies, ensuring safety and reliability at sea.
Choosing the right ship fire extinguisher is critical for maritime operations. Our portable marine fire extinguishers are lightweight, easy to operate, and designed for quick deployment in emergencies. Larger wheeled extinguishers are also available for high-risk zones such as oil tankers and offshore platforms. With MED approved certification, long service life, and refillable design, our extinguishers are trusted by shipowners, shipyards, and offshore operators worldwide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How many marine fire extinguishers are required on a vessel?
According to U.S. Coast Guard regulations:
Boats under 26 ft must carry at least one B-I (or 5-B) marine-rated extinguisher.
Boats 26–40 ft need two B-I or one B-II (20-B).
Boats 40–65 ft require three B-I or two B-II extinguishers.
(A USCG-approved fixed system can reduce the required number.)
2. What types of marine fire extinguishers should I have on board?
Dry Chemical (ABC) – effective against Class A (solids), B (flammable liquids), and C (electrical) fires.
CO₂ – ideal for electrical (Class C) and liquid fires (Class B), with no residue—especially suitable for engine rooms.
Foam – optimal for Class A and B fires; forms a blanketing film to prevent re-ignition.
3. How to properly maintain and inspect marine fire extinguishers?
Check monthly that the pressure gauge is in the green zone, safety pin is intact, nozzle is clear, and there’s no visible damage or corrosion.
Non-rechargeable units older than 12 years (based on manufacture date) must be replaced.
4. What maintenance schedule is required for marine fire extinguishers?
Inspect monthly for pressure, pin, nozzle, and visible damage.
Annual professional inspection—especially on commercial vessels.
Follow manufacturer’s guidelines and local maritime regulations for servicing and hydrostatic test intervals.
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