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Marine Fire Suppression Systems

We help protect port machinery across the globe ensuring the safety of operators and cargo.

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Port Cranes

Whether fixed, mounted to a quay, jetty or gantry, we can supply and fit fire suppression systems to protect against a fire that could otherwise result in totoal loss and long periods of downtime.

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Luxury Yachts

A fire at sea in the engine room could be catastrophic if not detected immediately and extinguished before taking hold. Protect yourself against the risk to life and your assets with fire suppression systems.

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Forklifts

Forklifts are the workhorses of port operations and risk overheating which is why an automatic fire suppression system is recommended to ensure fires are quickly  contained to avoid total loss.

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Fishing

In what is considered to be one of the most dangerous industries to work in globally, reduce the risks associated with engine room  fires by installing automatic fire suppression systems.

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Marine Fire Suppression

The shipping industry is the lifeblood of the global economy and is responsible for transporting 90% of world trade through international waters. With over 50,000 merchant ships registered to over 150 nations, we rely on seaborne trade and the port they dock in to efficiently move the goods that we buy, make and sell across the globe.

Technically sophisticated, merchant ships, together with their super yacht and cruise liner shipmates, are high valuable assets with complex fuel, machinery and electrical systems. High temperatures, fast air flow and flammable fluids in engine rooms combine to create the ideal environment for fires to start.

On-board fires can spread quickly, causing severe damage to a vessels’ equipment, facilities and structure. With fires typically starting in hidden areas, they can go undetected for some time and rapidly lead to the boat being damaged beyond repair. The risk of injury or loss of life is incredibly high, with many fire locations typically being in out of sight compartments, making emergency firefighting access challenging.

Our High Performance Marine Fire Suppression System

When protecting vehicles that keep the transportation and logistics sector moving, your fire suppression products should meet or exceed the same vehicle testing standards that they were subject to.  This is exactly what Reacton have done.

Our transportation and logistics sector on road fire suppression system features include:

  • System & components tested to ISO 16750-3:2007
  • Corrosion resistance to ISO 21207:2016
  • Multi Port High Flow Discharge Valve
  • Robust detection system
  • Compact easy to install systems
  • High performance with low nozzle count
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Why Use Marine Fire Suppression?

Harbour management at ports and terminals involves operating heavy equipment to move and stack containers quayside. Gantry cranes, straddle carriers and wheel loaders are the heavy lifters of maritime operations, keeping dockyards operating 24/7. With fire a real and present risk in engine bays of these machines, operations can be brought a standstill if fire strikes.

Fire suppression systems installed in and around fire risk areas of these valuable assets provide passengers, ship owners and port operators with around the clock fire protection. If a fire occurs, Reacton’s system will detect the flame within seconds and deliver an extinguishing agent straight into the heart of the fire. With detection, actuation and delivery all taken care of automatically, there’s no need to rely on human intervention to discover or tackle a fire.

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