Gloss Fireaction Ltd

Name: 3GFA Self actuating 100G Round Tube. Protects <1.0 m³. 100g active ingredient
Brand: Gloss Fireaction Ltd

Stand: TV174

Retailer of the Fire Safety Stick and self activating fire stop devices. The FSS is a non pressurised fire extinguishers suitable for vehicles (especially vintage and classic), caravans, boats, homes and premises. Lightweight and small, they cause no damage to surfaces, need no servicing, 15 year shelf life and with 50 seconds discharge time of use is 7 times as long as pressurised extinguishers. Environmentally friendly and non toxic. The self activating fire stop devices are suitable for enclosed spaces such as engine bays, fuse boxes and battery compartments. They install in minutes, require no wiring or maintenance and suppress fire at its earliest stage using CE-certified aerosol technology. An aerosol combining Strontium Nitrate and Potassium Nitrate is released when temperatures reach approximately 170°C or the activation element comes into contact with direct flame. No mess or damage is caused by the aerosol. No electricity, batteries or human activation needed. Just peel, stick – or screw – in place and stay protected 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for up to 10 years. Each device contains quantities of active ingredients that are calculated to offer protection based on an area’s approximate volume.

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Gloss Fireaction
Tewkesbury
Glos
GL20 6DF
United Kingdom

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Then safely, threw the Fire Safety Stick under into the grill. Within just two to three seconds, the ﬂames had stopped while he joined his wife out into the safety of the garden.

He quickly deployed the Fire Safety Stick and was immediately relieved with how quickly and successfully it extinguished the ﬁre, and how diﬃcult it is to use the standard handheld extinguisher

Martin had got the Fire Safety Stick and after gingerly opening the bonnet of the rally car doused the engine bay with the contents of the FSS which worked a treat and killed the ﬁre almost instantly.

Ian Paterson was competing in the recent Argyll Rally when his rally car had a ﬁre and a Fire Safety Stick saved the car.

A member of the TVRCC (the TVR UK owners club), Finn Kolling, based in Denmark, left the engine running while he got out of the car to close the garage doors...