When you run a business, you are responsible for the safety of your employees and guests. The common fire extinguisher is one of the most well known and widely used safety tools. However, you cannot buy the first fire extinguisher you see and expect it to keep your business safe. Every business is different and so are the potential dangers they face.Make sure that you’re prepared.We’ve worked tirelessly with our distributors taken customer feedback to create the best fire extinguishers over the years. We’re proud to offer wholesale fire extinguisher pricing for our distributors of of our ABC-Seamless Steel Cylinder, ABC-Seamless Steel Cylinder, Class K Kitchen, CO2-Aluminum Cylinder Carbon Dioxide, Fire Extinguisher Accessories & Fire Extinguisher Capes.

Our line of fire extinguishers is perfect for every need, we offer:

• CO2-Aluminum Cylinder (Class C) Fire Extinguishers suited for light/heavy commercial applications. These units are ideal for areas where contamination and/or clean-up are a concern, such as data processing centers, labs, telecommunication rooms, food processing areas. These extinguishers are also ideal for automotive, garages, boats and laboratories with sensitive equipment
• Type K Wet Chemical Fire Extinguishers These fire extinguishers are typically required in a commercial kitchens, restaurants, prep kitchens, food carts, hotels and similar settings.
• Water Fire Extinguishers Excellent choice for schools, storerooms, attics, barns and dry good stores.
• We also sell general purpose ABC Fire extinguishers.

Knowing the different classifications of fire extinguishers and their use-case can appear tricky, on the surface. The divisions are worth knowing, given that fire protection guidelines are mandated by strict code.

Fire extinguisher classification is actually quite simple. Extinguishers are divided based on the specific agents they use and the class of fire they put out. Here are the classes:

Class A: These fires are common in both residential and commercial settings and include everyday materials like trash, rubber, plastics, paper, cloth and wood. Class A fires occur everywhere these materials are found.

Class B: This class of fire is caused by flammable liquids and is known to spread very quickly. Class B fires occur commonly in commercial and industrial settings and are fueled by gas, oil, paint, solvents, and other synthetic and oil-based products.

Class C: These electrical fires are caused by power surges and sparks from equipment like wiring, motors, and appliances. They often start out of sight and are hard to reach. Once the electricity is cut off, the fire changes to another class.

Class D: These fires occur in industrial settings where combustible metals are used. Aluminum, sodium, and magnesium are just a few of the metals that are start Class D fires.

Class K: “K” equals kitchen. Class K fires occur in commercial kitchens and are caused by cooking greases and oils. These fires have high risk of re-flash, and wet chemical agents are required to extinguish them.

Fire codes are upheld through the use of fire inspections, and the penalties for building owners who don’t comply are severe. But choosing the right fire extinguisher is about more than just compliance – it’s about safety.

Strike First Corporation of America takes immense pride in the products we produce. Thanks to our craftsmanship and excellent customers we have progressed past our humble manufacturing roots into a whole line of Fire Extinguishers, Fire Extinguisher Cabinets, Portable Fire Extinguisher Stands, & Defibrillator Cases to meet your needs. We’ve been tirelessly working with our customers since 2002 to make sure that we have the perfect fire extinguisher for their needs.