FireStopper® Independent Third Party Certifications

FireStopper® does not do self promotion. Instead it educates the industry about its unique fluorine free all fire class firefighting catalyst technology. It’s not a foam! It doesn’t smother the oxygen. The quantum chemistry developed catalyst makes a physical change at the molecular level to interfere with the fire catalyst.

Since 2012, FireStopper® Products acquired ratings and certifications from the most respected testing organizations in the world such as Southwest Research Institute, USA; Loss Prevention Council (LPC), UK; Lloyds Registry, UK; CNPP, France; MPA Dresden, Germany; UL, and USA .

Environmentally, FireStopper® concentrates and premix liquids hold the honor of being the only firefighting concentrates and premix to achieve a “GREEN” Certification to the demands of HOCNF/OSPAR criteria as tested by Opus, UK; NAMSA, USA; Associated Laboratories, California, and others. Said results are confirmed through bodies such as Bellona of Norway, (The Bellona Foundation is an independent non-profit organization that aims to meet and fight the climate challenges, through identifying and implementing sustainable environmental solutions).

Moreover, FireStopper® products were investigated by entities such as Gexcon, AS (Gexcon AS is a world-leading company in the field of safety and risk management and advanced dispersion, explosion, and fire modelling). For over 21-years, Gexcon and the energy industry were engaged in identifying a product that would suppress hydrogen/methane explosions. In 2013, Gexcon ran an experiment using the then unnamed anti-explosion product, now known as FireStopper® EXP FFC, which for the first time in the pursuit of an effective product against explosions, produced uncontroverted results crowning FireStopper®’s achievement in this field.

In another example of independent third party testing, first generation FireStopper® concentrates demonstrated the technology’s anti explosion properties and capabilities in a 1999 demonstration, sponsored by the UK MoD, and requested by the South African Defense Force where the product suppressed an internal explosion in a Centurion Tank after its turret was struck by a rocket propelled grenade.