The FB10X Foam Making Branch Pipe is a firefighting device used to produce and discharge foam for controlling flammable liquid fires. It mixes foam concentrate with water and creates a foam blanket that helps cover the burning surface, reduce vapour release, and control fire spread.

It is commonly used with foam fire-fighting systems in fuel storage areas, chemical plants, warehouses, workshops, industrial facilities, and other high-risk locations. The branch pipe is designed for connection with compatible fire hoses and foam equipment.

Key Features

• Foam Making Design: Produces firefighting foam from water and foam concentrate.

• FB10X Model: Suitable for foam fire-fighting applications requiring controlled foam discharge.

• 63 MM Inlet Connection: Compatible with standard 63 mm fire hose and hydrant fittings.

• High Foam Output: Commonly designed for around 450 LPM foam solution flow at the required operating pressure.

• Long Throw Performance: Helps project foam from a safer distance toward the fire area.

• Strong Construction: Built for regular use in industrial fire safety systems.

• IS 2097 Standard: Available in models manufactured as per IS 2097 requirements.

Benefits

• Helps control fires involving flammable liquids such as fuel, oil, solvents, and chemicals.

• Creates a foam blanket that helps suppress vapours and reduce fire spread.

• Supports safer firefighting from a distance.

• Easy to connect with compatible fire hoses and foam equipment.

• Suitable for industrial and commercial fire protection systems.

• Helps improve emergency preparedness in high-risk areas.

• Supports effective foam application during fire emergencies.

Applications

• Fuel storage areas and petrol stations.

• Chemical plants, oil storage areas, and refineries.

• Factories, workshops, and industrial facilities.

• Warehouses storing flammable liquids or chemicals.

• Aircraft hangars, loading bays, and transport facilities.

• Fire brigades and industrial fire safety teams.

• Foam fire-fighting systems and emergency response stations.