Resolve Marine Consumable
Fluorine-Free Firefighting Foam Supply
Marine distributor of Dwight's Signature Series 1% SFFF fluorine-free foam, with guidance for operators transitioning from AFFF.
Description
Resolve Marine selected Dwight's Signature Series 1% SFFF (synthetic fluorine-free foam), manufactured by Perimeter Solutions, as the replacement foam across its U.S. depots, and acts as a marine distributor for it.
Key features
- Described on the site as the only 1% fluorine-free foam with a UL 162 listing
- Uses roughly 66% less concentrate per fire than legacy foam
- Proportions with both fresh and salt water
- Advice on foam transition, compatibility and concentrate logistics
Applications
Vessel operators and terminals replacing AFFF in shipboard and marine firefighting systems.
Specifications
| Concentration | 1% |
|---|---|
| Listing | UL 162 |
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