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Class "A" Foam Discussions (5)

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CAFS question A department in my area recently ordered and will soon be taking delivery of an engine equipped withe CAFS. A member of that department tol… Started by Clyde Beaver	13	Feb 22, 2011 Reply by Alan Butsch
Wet foam, dry foam I have heard about the wet foam and dry foam in www.elkhartbrass.com when they talk about the Flex Attack, the say: "Our new CAF Nozzle qu… Started by Claudio Cisternas Alvarez	3	Mar 17, 2010 Reply by Michael J. Anderson
I'm trying to get some info on some advantages of foam. I've been in the fire service for 3 years now and our new Chief put in a new SOP that all structural fires and grass/wildfires we are to us… Started by JJ Blaker	2	Jul 17, 2009 Reply by Jeff Cotner
CAFS for Interior Attack lines (Residential vs. Commercial) I am interested in some very specific information: 1- what gpm are you running on 1 3/4" and 2 1/2" interior attack lines? 2- do you restri… Started by scott corrigan	1	Jan 25, 2009 Reply by Alan Butsch
Class A Foam vs Wetting Agents Has anyone tested the difference in Class A foams and wetting agents? Our department uses a wetting agent with huge success. I have had a f… Started by Shawn Oke	2	Apr 3, 2008 Reply by Shawn Oke

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