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We are pleased to introduce you to the Fire Stryker designed with the most advance fire extinguisher technology for Class A, B and C Fires. What you are about to review is a comparison of the old fire extinguisher technology versus the advanced technology of the Fire Stryker. We want you to do your own research, but we are confident that on your next purchase of a fire extinguisher, your first choice will be the Fire Stryker.
Old Fire Extinguisher Technology
Equipment design – manufactured with pressurized canisters, pressure gauges, levers and hoses. Continuing maintenance and annual inspections are required to ensure reliability of product performance. This equipment technology can have a limited shelf life.
Storage and handling requirements – equipment operator must be aware and implement these requirements to ensure reliability of product performance and to avoid injury.
Environmental hazards – dry chemical extinguishers (ammonium phosphate) is most commonly
used in the home. The fumes that are released by these units during a fire can be
toxic in the short-
Formal training – OSHA the Occupational Safety Health Administration requires formal training in the use, maintenance, handling and storage of this equipment.
Active Discharge Times
less than 6.6 pounds: 6 seconds
6.6 pounds – 11 pounds: 9 seconds
11 pounds – 22 pounds: 12 seconds
more than 22 pounds: 15 seconds
Fire Stryker Equipment Design
This device is small, compact, lightweight cylinder: the upper part of the device is a metal tube containing the extinguishing charge. The lower part of the device is composed of plastic and serves as a support handle. This equipment is service free technology.
The Fire Stryker Advantage: Service Free Technology
This service free technology provides a competitive advantage when compared to the current fire equipment market. This technology will save you money and time because it eliminates the need for:
- Expensive maintenance and annual inspections
- Expensive recharge services for out of date equipment
- Additional purchases due to limited shelf life
- Costly clean up of the dry chemical corrosive agents used in the current market.
The three models of Fire Stryker from smallest to largest last 25, 50 and 100 Seconds!!!!!!
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