CAFS Compressed Air Foam Systems are self contained stored-energy fire suppression units which have the added ability to inject compressed air into the foam solution to generate a powerful fire attacking and suppression foam. This type of foam has tighter and more dense bubble structure than pure water or standard foam solutions.

The TRI-MAX 30 CAF is the Standard in Cold CAFS technology. The TRI-MAX 30 compressed air foam system is approved by the U.S. Army to replace the halon and 150 lb. dry chemical systems on all Army flight lines

CAFS stands for Compressed Air Foam System and is a system for the production of high-quality CAF (Compressed Air Foam), which is used to fight solid and liquid fires. In the production of CAF, the same three components are required (water, foam compound and air) as in the generation of conventional fire fighting foam.

The ICAF compressed air foam system is FM Approved as a local application extinguishing system for class B pool fires, spill fires and cascading fires. A must-have investment considering ICAF uses four times less water and up to six times less foam concentrate compared to …

The CAFS system in theory and principal is comprised of the following critical elements. First and foremost is water - water carried on the truck in a booster tank, water from a hydrant or folding canvas tanks, or water from a stream, lake, pond, swimming pool, or some similar source.

The Enforcer 30 is a portable CAF system that contains 30 gallons of foam solution. The Enforcer 30 portable CAFS is capable of producing up to 600 U.S. gallons of finished foam. The Enforcer 30 produces a foam structure which can stick to horizontal and vertical surfaces thus providing a vapor barrier between the fuel and air.

NAFFCO CAF system comprises to NFPA 11 for compressed air foam systems. Special Class A & B foam are used for e ective extinguishing capability. Foam tanks are designed and manufactured as per European Directive 97/23/EC using Stainless steel 316L grade sheets.

"Together in a matter of seconds they put the Trimax 30 system into operation. Dave Page and Dave Satawski were able to control, contain, and extinguish the jet fuel fire utilizing the Trimax 30 system in less than 90 seconds. The Trimax foam smothered the 12 to 15 feet of flames and stopped the spread of the fire.

Hercules CAFS systems provide an excellent, durable exposure protection when sprayed on fire adjacent structures, forming an insulated, heat reflective foam blanket. Powerful CAFS compressor. With a capacity performance spec of up to 200 cfm, you’ll have more than enough air to handle your fire suppression needs.

Compressed Air Foam Systems (CAFS) combine water, foam concentrate, and compressed air to produce a foam that is effective for firefighting compared to water alone. Its capability to adhere to surfaces and quickly extinguish fires makes it an essential …