FireAde 2000 is the World's most complete firefighting agent ever produced. FireAde 2000 combines technologies that historically are not compatible in firefighting foam chemistry. It provides new technology that offers increased safety for firefighters. It extinguishes fire at various levels with a large degree of efficiency. This innovative break through is changing the firefighting foam agent industry.

FireAde 2000's uniqueness provides dimensions to firefighting that have never been seen before. Historically, Class A, Class B, and Wetting Agent products have been incompatible with firefighting foam agent chemistry. The current manufacturers have developed 10-15 different types of products to combat Class A and Class B fires. This many choices become very complex when choosing a firefighting agent. It is known that manufacturers send company representatives to sell the "foam agent of the month".

FireAde 2000 eliminates the complexity of choosing the right firefighting foam agent. FireAde 2000 has always been suitable for Class A and Class B firefighting. Now, FireAde 2000 has UL Listings that solidifies this designation. FireAde 2000 has successfully completed the Wetting Agent/NFPA 18-2006 testing. FireAde 2000 is also UL Listed as a "Foam Liquid Concentrate" having complied with the UL 162 testing. This accomplishment with dual UL Listings confirms that FireAde 2000 is a "true" Class A and Class B product.

FireAde 2000 is the FIRST firefighting foam agent that is a "true" Class A, Class B, and Wetting Agent. It is also environmentally safe, non-corrosive, non-toxic, and bio-degradable. FireAde 2000 features provide the most cost effective way to extinguish fires.

Class A Fires: Wood, Hay, Straw, Tires, Cotton, Coal, Paper, Landfills

• 0.25% - 1% concentrate
• FireAde 2000 maybe used in standard Class A foam tanks for Class A and B fires
• FireAde 2000 maybe used in Class A air foam system compressed (CAFS)

Class B Fires: Flammable Liquids

• Non-Polar Fires — Gasoline, Jet Fuels, Diesel, Crude Oil, E-10, MTBE
• 3% and 6% concentrate
• Polar Solvent Fires — E-10, E-85, E-95, Methanol, Acetone, Racing Fuels
• 6% concentrate
• indirect and aspiration required

Class D Fires: Magnesium, Titanium

• 6% concentrate
• aspiration or low pressure required

Class K Fires: Grease, Animal Fats, Cooking Oils

• 6% concentrate
• aspiration, low pressure or misting required