Class D fire extinguishers are specially designed to control fires involving combustible metals such as magnesium, titanium, sodium, and potassium. These fires require specialist extinguishing agents selected for the specific metal involved.
How Does a Class D Fire Extinguisher Work?
A Class D extinguisher contains a specialist dry powder formulated for particular combustible-metal fire risks. The agent helps control the burning material and limit the conditions that allow combustion to continue.
Where Are Class D Fire Extinguishers Used?
Metal processing and manufacturing facilities
Workshops handling combustible metals
Laboratories and industrial production areas
Workplaces where magnesium, titanium, or other reactive metals are present
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Choosing the correct extinguisher for the specific fire hazard is essential for effective workplace fire safety.