As experienced firefighting contractors in the UAE, we provide comprehensive products and solutions tailored to a wide range of industries. With over a decade of expertise, we develop unique and effective firefighting solutions for various critical applications. Our proven track record as trusted firefighting contractors in the UAE demonstrates that we consistently deliver solutions meeting the highest standards of safety and reliability across major industries. consistently meet the highest standards of safety and reliability across major industries.
The most common firefighting system used in buildings is the automatic wet pipe sprinkler system. When a fire occurs, alarm valves function as check valves and trigger an alarm to notify occupants. This alarm is typically activated by a water-driven audible bell or a signal from a pressure or flow switch.
Pre-action alarm systems use a two-step signal process to initiate water flow through the sprinkler system. These systems are especially valuable in preventing water damage caused by false alarms or mechanical failures. Pre-action systems are highly recommended in areas where sprinklers should only activate during an actual fire, protecting expensive equipment from accidental water discharge.
Deluge water spray systems are commonly used to protect high-risk areas such as steam gas turbines and turbo generators, which operate at high temperatures and speeds and contain large quantities of lubricating oil—posing a significant fire hazard.
For fixed hazards like transformers, circuit breakers, diesel engines and storage tanks, turbo alternators, lube oil systems, and oil-filled boilers, high-velocity water nozzle spray systems provide effective fire protection. Additionally, fire detection combined with medium-velocity water spray systems is widely used for safeguarding coal conveyor systems.
Fire hazards pose a critical risk in manufacturing areas such as paint booths, flammable liquid and paint storage zones, packing areas with corrugated boxes and wood, boiler rooms, switchgear and generator rooms, exhaust ducts, and quench tanks. To protect these high-risk locations, fire detection systems combined with medium-velocity water spray systems are commonly used.
In addition, foam-water sprinkler systems provide effective fire protection in flammable liquid storage and handling areas. For special hazard zones, we design and install custom-engineered foam systems to ensure maximum safety.
Fire characteristics in metro tunnels differ significantly from those in buildings. The primary fire load in a metro tunnel is the train itself, with a high risk of fire spreading along connected cabin cars due to the confined space. Unlike building fires, train fires can continue moving within the tunnel, and airflow from mechanical ventilation can influence fire behavior.
Fire safety considerations for rail systems and trams have grown rapidly in recent years. Metro rail operators must adhere to strict fire protection requirements covering all critical areas, including passenger compartments, electrical systems, and switch cabinets.
As rail tunnel development expands worldwide, fire protection and safety measures have become increasingly vital. Advanced technologies such as reaction-to-fire testing for rolling stock, fixed gas suppression systems, enhanced fire detection—including video-based automatic incident detection—and automatic activation of emergency response plans all work together to reduce the risks of tunnel fires.
Considering the potential danger to lives and cargo, fire hazards on vessels are serious and critical. We offer a range of durable firefighting products designed specifically for marine environments, including cast bronze monitors, aluminum bronze nozzles, and nickel aluminum bronze deluge valves. These robust and dependable solutions provide effective fire protection tailored to the unique challenges faced by vessels.
Our fire protection solutions include deluge water spray systems that cool storage tanks, bullets, spheres, structures, and flammable liquid storage areas to prevent fire escalation. We install fixed foam systems specifically designed for open-top floating and fixed-roof flammable liquid storage tanks.
Our foam bladder tank systems deliver accurate, reliable, and cost-effective foam fire protection for various flammable and combustible hazard zones, operating solely on water pressure without external power. Water applied to the outside of the bladder displaces the foam concentrate inside, which is then injected into the water stream for effective fire suppression.
We also provide foam-water sprinkler systems for generator rooms, aircraft hangars, and flammable liquid handling areas. Custom-engineered foam systems offer precise foam proportioning for a wide range of foam discharge applications. Our water/foam monitors are extensively used in petrochemical storage facilities and refineries to ensure robust fire protection.
In addition to designing and manufacturing standard fire-fighting products, we deliver customized and bespoke engineered systems to meet the unique requirements of special projects. We fabricate special units and skids on demand according to your specifications.
Our experienced technical service and engineering teams support you throughout your project—from initial conceptual design to commissioning and on-site assistance—ensuring effective fire protection solutions tailored to your specific applications.
Foam-water sprinkler systems are widely used in high- and medium-risk areas of ports and docks, including zones with fertilizers, biomass, wooden boxes, chemicals, and flammable liquids. To enhance fire protection, various portable foam discharge devices—such as mobile foam units and trailer-mounted monitors—are deployed in terminals for rapid and flexible response.
Aircraft hangars pose significant fire risks due to the large quantities of flammable liquids stored within. To safeguard these areas, foam-water deluge systems provide robust protection, often supplemented by low-expansion foam discharge systems using water-powered oscillating monitors. Another effective solution combines automatic sprinkler systems with automatic low-expansion foam systems for comprehensive fire safety.
Iron and steel furnaces and heating chambers involve many fire hazards. The fixed water and foam fire protection system is able to quickly extinguish or suppress the fire and protect the surroundings until relevant personnel has full control of the situation.
