Fire Extinguisher Training Kit

Fireline is pleased to offer its fire extinguisher training kit. This kit contains the following:

• 1 - VHS Film entitled "First Aid Fire Fighting with Hand Portable Extinguishers"
• 1 - Instructor's Guide
• 1 - NFPA #10 - Portable Fire Extinguishers
• 1 - Set of Overhead Projector Slides
• 25 - Written Fire Extinguisher Examinations
• 1 - Fire Extinguisher Examination Answer Sheet
• 25 - Certificates of Completion
• 25 - Brochures, "Fighting Fires with Portable Fire Extinguishers"

After verifying that the kit is complete, we recommend the instructor view the film, overheads, and the test. If you have any questions, please give Fireline a call.

Thank you.

Price.........$330.00 F.O.B. Delivered in USA

Specialized Fire Extinguishers

• Water Mist Fire Extinguishers
• K Class Fire Extinguishers
• Foam Type Fire Extinguishers
• Class D Fire Extinguishers

Maintenance Requirements for Portable Fire Extinguishers

The minimum maintenance requirements for hand portable fire extinguishers are lengthy. See our fire Equipment Service Requirements Chart for details.

Portable Fire Extinguishers

Fireline Corporation has provided fire extinguishers and portable extinguisher service for more than 50 years. We strive to provide our customers with quality products and exceptional service. With over 18,000 accounts serviced every year, Fireline's commitment to our customers has never been stronger. This commitment begins with our sales and service of portable fire extinguishers and accessories. When you do a search for a fire protection service company, consider our Total Integrated Protection Solutions package.

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Fire Extinguishers

The number and size of portable fire extinguishers required is set forth in the National Fire Protection Association Standard 10, Portable Fire Extinguishers.

Our salesmen are trained to access the building occupancy, the potential fire hazards and the anticipated class of fire before recommending the proper type and size of extinguishers required to meet the codes. Fireline makes recommendations without obligations and can assure delivery from our well stocked warehouse.

Pictured here are three common types of extinguishers. Ansul Cartridge Operated Extinguishers are made for heavy industry. These durable extinguishers which can be refilled "on the spot" and are used by most oil, chemical, steel and metal fabricating industries.

Pressurized Dry Chemical Extinguishers are the most common types of extinguishers used for building protection, are easy to operate and comply with all code requirements. These economical extinguishers come in all designs, types and shapes, but Fireline stocks only metal valve, quality manufactured fire extinguishers. We also offer wheeled engines for protecting special hazards.

Carbon Dioxide Extinguishers are a gaseous clean fire extinguishing agent with a proven track record. CO2 Extinguishers are used throughout industry and the computer/electronics field since the agent leaves no residue. Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguishers have been used in the United States since the 1920's with consistent reliability, and have an inexpensive recharge cost.

NFPA 10 Portable Fire Extinguishers Update

NFPA Standard #10 for Portable Fire Extinuishers has recently received a signficant update. Click here to see our NFPA 10 Update article.

How to Use Extinguishers

Here is a mental checklist for a Fight-or-Flight Decision. Attempt to use an extinguisher only if all of the following apply.

• The building is being evacuated.
• The fire department is being called
• The fire is small and contained
• The exit is clear and you can fight the fire with your back
• You can stay low and avoid smoke.
• The proper extinguisher is available.
• You have read the instructions and you know how to use the extinguisher.

Whenever possible, use the "Buddy System" to have someone back you up when using a fire extinguisher. If you have any doubt about your personal safety, or if you can extinguish a fire, leave immediately and close off the area. Recharge any discharged extinguisher immediately after use.