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Mobile
Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher
Range
Model NTC30 |
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Exceptionally
effective
on
Class
B,
C
&
E
fire |
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Highly
effective
for
use
on
electrical
equipment
without
any
risk
to
operator |
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Cylinder
made
of
special
steel
to
withstand
high
pressures,
tested
at
250
bars |
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High
gloss
polyester
finish
after
shot-blasting
prevents
chipping |
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Safety
valve
is
fitted
in
each
extinguisher
for
maximum
safety |
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Snow
horn
with
built-in
nozzle
produces
a
jet
of
extinguishing
gas
for
fast
fire
suppression |
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Long
discharge
nozzle
and
hose
to
protect
the
operator
from
heat,
smoke
and
flames |
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Rugged
Wheels
with
easy
mobility
and
flexibility
for
operation |
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Well
designed
valves
for
efficient
operation |
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Carbon
dioxide
trolley
with
specially
designed
discharge
hose
and
horn
to
use
in
high
reach
hazardous
areas
is
also
available |
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Carbon
dioxide
trolley
with
special
nozzle
for
aircraft
protection
is
available
upon
request |
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CO2
gas
with
purity
of
99%
is
produced
in
our
own
facilities
at
NAFFCO
which
can
make
a
big
difference
in
extinguishing
fires. |
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| Model
Number |
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NTC30 |
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Capacity
(Kg) |
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30 |
| Cylinder
Diameter
(mm) |
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230 |
| Avg
height
with
Valve
(cm) |
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142 |
| Hose
length
with
horn
(cm) |
: |
500 |
| Avg
Total
weight
(Kg) |
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121 |
| Test
Pressure
(bar) |
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250 |
| Duration
of
Discharge
(sec) |
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45 |
| Range
of
Discharge
(m) |
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4-5 |
| Operating
Temperature
(°C) |
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-20
to
+60 |
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2006-2007.
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