Performance You Can Evaluate

Pyrocap's superior fire suppression technology is fully supported by comprehensive technical documentation, rigorous independent testing, safety data (SDS), and extensive global agency qualifications.

Performance Characteristics

Only measurable performance claims with supporting technical data and independent testing results are published to ensure operational accuracy.

Rapid Knockdown

Heat Reduction

Smoke Reduction

Water Requirement

Reduced Overhaul

Spread Control

Fire Classes

Class A

Ordinary Combustibles

Typical fuels: wood, paper, cardboard, textiles, vegetation, and similar solid combustible materials.

Pyrocap use: For general-purpose fire suppression where the goal is to cool the fuel, reduce heat, and

Class A/general-purpose applications with a 1% concentration.

Common applications: structural firefighting, wildland and forestry incidents, warehouses, construction materials, and other ordinary combustible-fuel fires.

Flammable & Combustible Liquids

Typical fuels: gasoline, oils, petroleum-based fuels, tar, paint thinner, and similar liquid hydrocarbons.

Pyrocap use: Designed for liquid-fuel fire situations where controlling vapour release, reducing heat, and limiting continued combustion are especially important.

Class B liquid-fuel applications with a 3% concentration.

Common applications: fuel spills, transportation incidents, industrial facilities, petroleum storage areas, and other liquid-fuel hazards.

Class B

Class D

Combustible Metals

Typical fuels: metals such as titanium and magnesium.

Pyrocap use: Intended for specialized combustible-metal fire applications where very high heat loads can be present.

Class D applications with a 6% concentration.

Common applications: manufacturing, machining, metal-processing facilities, aerospace-related environments, and other operations where combustible metals are present.

Mixing & Application Guidance

Accurate mixing ratios are critical for optimal fire suppression performance. Choose the concentration level based on the specific fuel class and hazard environment.

1% — General / Class A

Optimized for ordinary combustibles, wood, paper, and structural firefighting applications.

3% — Liquid Fuels / Class B

Designed for gasoline, oils, and other hydrocarbon-based liquid fuel spills and fires.

6% — Combustible Metals / Class D

High-concentration solution for specialized metal fire hazards and high heat environments.