Fire Suppression for Agriculture Machinery, including Combine Harvesters & Foragers, supplied & installed across the UK.
Fire Suppression for Agriculture Machinery
Fire Protection for Your Agricultural Equipment
At Pyromatic, we specialise in the Supply and Installation of Automatic Fire Suppression Systems for Farms and the Agricultural Industry throughout the UK, providing essential protection for your farming equipment, such as Combine Harvesters, Tractors, Forage Harvesters, and other heavy machinery.

Protecting Your Valuable Farming Assets from Fire
As your heavy machinery is one of your most valuable assets and yields the most revenue for the farming industry, you’ll understand the importance of minimising the risk of fire during your Combine Harvester and Forager operations. Not only do you want to protect your equipment, but you’ll also want to stop the fire from spreading to your crops and nearby buildings.
In the event of a fire, our Automatic Fire Suppression Systems help ensure minimal downtime for the agriculture sector. This means increased productivity, as well as higher profits for you, along with peace of mind knowing your crops and machinery are protected. Depending on the application and space involved, you may need either the DLP Gaseous Systems or the ILP Automatic Systems, which utilise Clean Agent or Foam.

Automatic Fire Suppression for Agriculture & Farms
If the above options don’t meet your needs, we can install a CO2 System as an alternative to Clean Agents or Foam. This eliminates the need for cleanup afterwards, allowing you to restart your agriculture operations immediately once confirmed safe.
Designed, manufactured, and tested in ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities, these pre-engineered AutoFireX® Indirect High-Pressure (IHP) Systems automatically detect and suppress fire utilising CO2. The AutoFireX® Linear Pneumatic Fire Detection Tubing is connected to the IHP valve, running throughout the protected hazard area or enclosure. When exposed to flames, it activates the valve for the discharge of the agent by rupturing at the hottest point along its length. The CO2 clean agent is dispersed evenly, extinguishing the fire instantly.
