APPLICATIONS
IBC – Applications for system
IBC – Applications for system include installing an IBC – Intermediate Bulk Container Tote & Cube based fire fighting system in a vehicle setting offers significant fire safety advantages.
In particular, car parks and garages often contain vehicles and other potentially flammable materials in close quarters. As a result, having immediate access to a reliable water source becomes essential for effective early fire suppression. The large capacity of the IBC tank ensures that a substantial volume of water is readily available exactly where it’s needed.
Moreover, this setup proves especially valuable during the critical first moments of a fire—before emergency services are able to respond. It empowers individuals or onsite staff to take swift action, helping to control or even contain the fire. Ultimately, this can reduce damage, prevent escalation, and improve overall safety outcomes.
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What if a fire suddenly broke out in your warehouse?
Within moments, flames could begin to spread across the floor, putting valuable inventory, machinery, and even the building itself at serious risk. In a situation like this, every second counts.
Now, consider this instead: you have an IBC – based fire fighting system. This simple yet highly effective setup could dramatically change the outcome.
Because a large volume of water is already on hand, you can take immediate action. Instead of waiting for the fire service, in those first crucial minutes, you could immediately deploy the fire hose. The pump would deliver high-pressure water directly to the fire’s source, and potentially stop it from spreading further.
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What if a fire suddenly broke out in your plant machinery?
In a quarry, fire risks are constant due to fuel storage, mobile plant, and hot work like welding or grinding. The IBC Guardian allows quick on-site response to machinery fires or grass fires caused by sparks or engine heat. It can be positioned near crushers, screeners, or refuelling areas where fire risk is highest.
Operators can deploy the system quickly without waiting for emergency services to arrive. It’s useful for damping down hot surfaces or cooling overheated machinery after long shifts. The system also helps manage small fires started by dry material piles or electrical faults.
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What if a fire suddenly broke out in your stables?
Fires in stables can start quickly from hay, bedding, electrical faults, or machinery like clippers and heaters. The IBC Guardian provides a fast, on-site response before fire spreads through timber structures or dry materials.
It can be positioned near feed stores, tack rooms, or hay barns where fire risks are highest. Staff can deploy it immediately while waiting for the fire brigade to arrive. It’s useful for damping down smoking bedding or extinguishing small machinery fires in workshops.
All of the above photos are AI generated to illustrate various scenarios
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