RL-19-18 Fire extinguisher nozzle

The discharge rate of a trolley-type CO₂ fire extinguisher directly influences the speed at which the fire is suppressed. A higher discharge rate results in a faster rele...

After using a CO₂ fire extinguisher, it's essential to verify whether any CO₂ remains in the cylinder. Even after the visible discharge, some residual pressure may remain...

Seamless steel gas cylinders are manufactured from a single, solid piece of steel, meaning there are no weld seams or joints that could potentially fail. The absence of w...

In a trolley-type CO₂ fire extinguisher, the CO₂ (carbon dioxide) is stored in a high-pressure cylinder in liquid form. This pressurized CO₂ is stored at approximately 50...

Trolley-type CO₂ fire extinguishers are particularly well-suited for Class B and Class C fires. Class B fires involve flammable liquids such as oils, paints, solvents, an...

In confined spaces, the discharge of CO₂ gas from a fire extinguisher can rapidly reduce the oxygen levels, leading to a risk of asphyxiation. This is especially concerni...