(2022) Badger 22435B Standard 5 Pound ABC Multipurpose Dry Chemical
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โข Multipurpose agent contains 90% M.A.P.
โข UL Listed and USCG Approved โ Meets D.O.T. requirements
โข 12 year periodic hydrostatic test interval
โข Six year warranty
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Description
The Badger Standard multipurpose dry chemical line of fire extinguishers are economical and extremely versatile. They are ideal for tackling the majority of fire risks typically found in commercial and domestic applications.
Badger dry chemical extinguishing agent formulations contain the highest percentage of essential base ingredients found in the fire extinguisher industry. โMultipurposeโ agent models are suitable for use on Class A, B and C fires.
Badger Model 22435B is a 5 pound ABC multipurpose dry chemical extinguisher
Multipurpose Extinguisher Features
- Multipurpose agent contains 90% M.A.P.
- ย UL Listed and USCG Approved โ Meets D.O.T. requirements
- ย 12 year periodic hydrostatic test interval
- ย Six year warranty
- ย Machined aluminum valves
- ย Aluminum and plated steel handles
- 2.5, 5, 10 and 20 pound models available
Additional information
| Weight | 0.01 lbs |
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| Brand | |
| Model | 5MB-6H |
| MPN | 22435B |
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FAQ
What is An ABC Fire Extinguisher?
- A Multipurpose Extinguisher that can put out a range of Fires. A,B,C stand for the class of fires the Extinguisher Works on.
What Are Class A, B, and C Fires?
- Class A – Fires Involving common combustibles including Wood, Paper, Cloth, Rubber, and Plastics.
- Class B – Fires Involving Flammable Liquids such as Solvents, oil, Gas, paints and lacquers
- Class Cย – Fires Involving Electrical equipment including wiring, controls , motors and appliance.
Where should a Fire Extinguisher be placed?
- There should be at least 1 Fire Extinguisher on every floor of a Home or building.
- Place extinguishers in visible easy to reach area away from heat sources.
- Extinguishers should be place in areas fires are more likely to start such as kitchens or garages.
