Sabo Hydral 3 S AFFF 3% in 20L Can

Description

HYDRAL
3S 3% AFFF
Concentrate
Description
SABOFOAM HYDRAL 3S 3% AFFF (Aqueous Film-Forming Foam) Concentrate combines fluoro- and hydrocarbon-
surfactant technologies to provide superior fire and vapor

suppression for Class B hydrocarbon fuel fires. This synthetic
foam concentrate is intended for firefighting applications at
3% solution in fresh, salt, or hard water.
HYDRAL 3S foam solution utilizes three suppression
mechanisms intended for rapid fire knockdown and superior
burnback resistance:
n The foam blanket blocks oxygen supply to the fuel
n Liquid drains from the foam blanket and forms an aqueous
film that suppresses fuel vapor and seals the fuel surface
n The water content of the foam solution produces a cooling
effect for additional fire suppression
TYPICAL PHYSIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES AT 20° C
Appearance Pale Yellow Liquid
Density 1.01 ± 0.02 g/ml
pH 7.0 – 8.5
Refractive Index 1.3480 minimum
Viscosity* 2 ± 1 cSt
Spreading Coefficient 3 dynes/cm minimum at 3% dilution
Sediment** ≤ 0.25 %
Pour Point -2 °C
Freeze Point -4 °C
*Cannon-Fenske viscometer at 20 °C
**EN 1568:2008 protocol
The HYDRAL 3S 3% AFFF Concentrate formulation contains
short-chain, C-6 fluorochemicals manufactured using a
telomer-based process that does not produce PFOS.
Approvals, Listings and Standards
HYDRAL 3S 3% AFFF Concentrate is approved, listed,
qualified under, or meets the requirements of the following
specifications and standards:
n UL Standard 162, Foam Liquid Concentrates

APPLICATIONS:
HYDRAL 3S 3% AFFF Concentrate is intended for use on Class
B hydrocarbon fuel fires having low water solubility such
as crude oils, gasolines, diesel fuels, and aviation fuels. It is
not suitable for use on polar fuels having appreciable water
solubility, such as methyl and ethyl alcohol, acetone, and
methyl ethyl ketone. It may also be used in conjunction with
dry chemical agents to provide even greater fire suppression
performance.
HYDRAL 3S Concentrate can be ideal for fixed, semi-fixed and
emergency response firefighting applications such as:
n Fuel or chemical storage tanks
n Industrial chemical and petroleum processing facilities
n Truck/rail loading and unloading facilities
n Flammable liquid containment areas
n Mobile equipment
n Aircraft hangars