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FireFreeze
Largo Nitti, 32
70022 Altamura
(BA) Italy
Phone:
++390803102777
Fax:
++390803164813
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COLD FIRE®'s Rapid
Cooling |
Cold
Fire®'s unique formulation is
considered to penetrate a fire six times faster than water, giving it the
capability to penetrate a heated surface more quickly than water
alone.
The above picture
shows a car fire that was extinguished with Cold Fire®. Within minutes after this car was extinguished,
the hood of the car is touchable with the bare hand. This unique cooling
quality is an added advantage for fire fighting and
rescue.
Cold
Fire® penetrates a heated surface and
instantly cools it down, unlike water alone which converts to heated
steam.
Using Cold
Fire® enhances
safety!
| Summary of ITS-Test
Results |
| Cold
Fire® test on
Copper: |
| The copper
was heated and sprayed for 29.89 seconds. "Cold
Fire®" took 27
seconds to reach 87.378°F. It took water 4 minutes,
30 seconds to reach 84.624°F. It took air 11 minutes
and 6 seconds to reach 95.994°F. Our findings show that
it took "Cold Fire®" the least
amount of time. |
| Cold
Fire® test on
Sheet Metal: |
| The sheet
metal was heated and sprayed for 15.69 seconds. "Cold Fire"
took 14 seconds to reach 84.522°F. It took water 4
minutes, 50 seconds to reach 84.538°F. It took air 9 minutes
and 11 seconds to reach 90.872°F. Our findings show that
it took "Cold Fire®" the least
amount of time. |
| Cold
Fire® test on
graph Glass: |
| The glass
was heated and sprayed for 23.47 seconds. "Cold Fire" took 31
seconds to reach 84.093°F. It took water 2
minutes, 26 seconds to reach 85.821°F. Our findings show that
it took "Cold Fire®" the least
amount of time. Note as the glass cooled after spraying with
water the glass cracked. |
| Cold
Fire® test on
graph Steel: |
| The steel
was heated and sprayed for 48.23 seconds. "Cold Fire" took 46
seconds to reach 88.894°F. It took water 9
minutes, 17 seconds to reach 89.251°F. It took air 8 minutes
and 24 seconds to reach 109.25°F. Our findings show that
it took "Cold Fire®" the least
amount of time. Note that after being sprayed the heat went
down and came up in temperature
somewhat. | |