Case Study – EV Passenger Bus
Mining Case Study – Rapid Fire Suppression Solution for Mining Graders Case Study – Fire Suppression Solution for Mining Excavators Case Study – Kenworth T659… Read More »Case Study – EV Passenger Bus
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Fire Suppression Systems for Haul Trucks and Mining Loaders
Haul trucks and mining loaders require automatic fire-suppression systems certified to the Australian Standard AS5062:2022 (Fire Prevention and Protection for Mobile and Transportable Equipment). Engine… Read More »Fire Suppression Systems for Haul Trucks and Mining Loaders
Fire Suppression Systems for Waste Management and Recycling Equipment
Waste management equipment, such as compactors, loaders, garbage trucks, and balers, operates in direct contact with combustible material and presents fire risks that portable extinguishers… Read More »Fire Suppression Systems for Waste Management and Recycling Equipment
Foam vs Aerosol vs Powder Fire Suppression
There is no universally correct fire suppression agent for heavy equipment. The right choice depends on the hazard zone, fire class, machine type, environmental conditions,… Read More »Foam vs Aerosol vs Powder Fire Suppression
Fire Suppression for Combine Harvesters and Farm Machinery
Research conducted by the Kondinin Group and the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) indicates that, on average, 7% of combine harvesters operating in Australian… Read More »Fire Suppression for Combine Harvesters and Farm Machinery
PFAS Ban Australia 2025
From 1 July 2025, three PFAS chemicals, PFOS, PFOA, and PFHxS, are prohibited from import, use, manufacture, and export in Australia under Schedule 7 of… Read More »PFAS Ban Australia 2025
How to Choose a Fire Suppression System for Your Machine
The right fire suppression system for heavy mobile equipment depends on five factors: machine type and hazard zone, fire class, detection method, suppression agent, and… Read More »How to Choose a Fire Suppression System for Your Machine
Fire Risk Assessment for Heavy Equipment
A fire risk assessment for heavy mobile equipment is a site-specific technical inspection of the machine, its hazard zones, operating environment, and ignition sources. It… Read More »Fire Risk Assessment for Heavy Equipment
How the Muster SAG Fire Suppression System Works
The Muster SAG system uses a solid chemical compound that converts to aerosol when activated, suppressing fire in enclosed spaces without pipework, cylinders or nozzles.
What Is a Solid Aerosol Generator?
A solid aerosol generator converts a solid chemical compound into a fine aerosol cloud on activation — suppressing fire without cylinders, pipework or nozzles.