Videos
A selection of videos which you might find useful or interesting.
If you come across any which you think other visitors might like to view, please do let us know!
A straightforward guide to the new EU & IMO firefighting foam regulations
At Oil Technics Fire Fighting Products, we’ve been manufacturing and selling firefighting foams for over 30 years. We have customers all over the world and specialise in foams for high hazard areas such as offshore oil and gas installations, tank farms, marine vessels and SEVESO III/COMAH sites.
We believe in using the right foam in the right place. The safety of personnel and plant are paramount, but navigating through a sea of legislation from numerous agencies is often confusing. That’s why we’ve produced this straightforward guide to help you make an informed decision. Whether you need a fluorine free foam or a C6 AFFF foam, we can supply it.
UL 162 Fire Test - 1% AFFF C6
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The Burning Question
A series of videos designed to keep you up to date with the current regulations and issues around fire-fighting foams.
The series features internationally renowned consultant Mike Willson. Mike is a sought-after expert with a specialism in firefighting foam and foam system applications, developments, capabilities, and environmental impacts.
To watch the individual videos, please use the links below:
1. An Introduction to Firefighting Foams
2. Are Oil Technics C6 Firefighting Foams compliant with the latest regulations?
3. Do I have to change from AFFF-C6 to Fluorine Free Foams now?
4. What do I need to do to change to Fluorine Free Foams?
5. A Guide for Offshore, COMAH and SEVERSO III sites
5. Understanding UK & EU Regulations
6. Transitioning to Fluorine Free Foams: The Pros & Cons
UL 162 Fire Test - 1% AFFF C6
AFFF vs Fluorine Free Foam
Angus Tridol C6 AFFF vs Fluorine Free Foam, tested to ICAO Level B and EN1568-3: 2008 (by Angus Fire)
Flammable Fire Fighting Foam!
This lab work demonstrates that Fluorine Free Foams (F3) become flammable when contaminated with fuel, whereas film-forming AFFF foams do not. (by Dynax)
Demystifying LNG
Detailed explanation of the use of Angus Fire's Turbex High Expansion foam generators for the control and suppression of LNG releases (by Angus Fire)
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