Fire Extinguisher Disposal by Fire Protection Recycling

Fire Extinguisher disposal and fire extinguisher recycling by Fire Protection Recycling (ISO9001). We recycle all types of fire extinguisher and also cartridges, sprinkler systems, batteries, smoke detectors and ionisation detectors.

[@thomasbrazil1270]

How can a workplace like opportunity works haverhill find a recycling place for empty tanks.tom brazil

[@wcresponder]

The reflective vest reflects the dry chemical agents so the guy can wear the masks on their chins.

[@bryanreilly304]

Is franchise available?

[@gaynorfrankham7064]

Then do they get made into new extinguishers?

[@tonygirard3307]

+gayno frankham (SuperAlfie95) One might think so but the materials, aluminum, steel, rubber etc... are recycled.

[@devonseamoor]

I suppose that fire-extinguishers that are emptied, can be filled again. Why not? The video would be complete when they explained what and where will be the end result of the recycling. It's a huge mistake, not to show us this. Ignorance!

[@LILRICHKING_official]

@@devonseamoor yeah they can be filled again if the extinguisher is in date

[@richarddsouza8214]

Hii can I use a co2 extinguisher to refill a ABC extinguisher pls tell me I need to know is it possible

[@LILRICHKING_official]

No it won’t be possible

[@bryanreilly304]

Nitrogen is used in a ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher 🧯195 psi CO2 is carbon dioxide it'll freeze up the dry chemical and discharge assembly

[@jackking5567]

I reckon only the metals from the extinguishers get recycled. There's no way on this planet they'd recycle 'foam' or 'powder'. Also of note is metal smelters will not accept complete cylinders - that includes opened ones. They need to be split in half. I reckon the majority of the components get shipped away from the UK and dumped into some poor farmers fields in India or Poland. Notice how the people behind this video have not answered questions? yeah because it's all a front with British Standard this and British Standard that. Business to business statements of dismantling that not a single person within an organisation looks into. As long as it ticks boxes on their paperwork they care nothing about what happens to old equipment once it leaves a site via a licenced carrier. Prove me wrong.

[@ifanordinal]

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