A Fire Extinguisher is a specially designed mechanical device used to suppress and extinguish early-stage fires before they spread and become uncontrollable. The concept dates back to the early 19th century, when Captain George William Manby of the British militia invented the first fire extinguisher after observing the difficulty firefighters had in reaching upper floors. His copper cylinder filled with water and compressed air laid the foundation for today’s advanced extinguishing technology. Over time, with innovations in materials, extinguishing agents, and engineering, fire extinguishers have evolved into highly efficient and portable life-saving tools. These devices are a mandatory requirement in commercial buildings, residential complexes, industries, hospitals, hotels, public spaces, and vehicles, offering quick, accessible fire protection when every second matters.
Fire extinguishers are categorized based on the type of fire they are best suited to fight — such as fires involving solids, flammable liquids, gases, or electrical equipment. This ensures the extinguishing agent effectively suppresses flames without creating additional hazards. A wide range of extinguishers is available depending on the risk assessment and environment: compact portable units starting from 1 kg for small spaces or vehicle safety, and robust trolley-mounted extinguishers up to 150 kg for large industrial areas where bigger fire threats may exist. The choice of extinguisher considers crucial safety parameters such as material storage, occupancy level, number of exits, trained manpower, and size of the area to be protected. This adaptability makes fire extinguishers essential components of an effective fire safety system, ensuring reliable protection and compliance with statutory fire norms.
Portable Type
Trolley Mounted
Modular Type
Fire Extinguisher Refilling
Fire Extinguisher Accessories
Water / Mechanical Foam & DCP Trolleys Are Available in Both Cartridge & External CO₂