Supply & Installation of Wood Processing Plant Fire Suppression Systems for the whole of the UK.
Wood Processing Plant Fire Suppression Systems
Fire Protection for Your Wood Processing Plant
As operators ourselves, we understand the significant disruption that fires in wood processing plants, as well as waste processing sites, can cause. These incidents lead to lost productivity, property damage, and recovery costs, resulting in lost customers, profits, and market share.

Fire Detection & Suppression for Your Wood Processing Machines
The AutoFireX® system is an efficient, cost-effective solution for protecting your mobile plant, machinery & electrical equipment. Our ILP Systems utilise UL Recognised Components, clean agents, incl. FK-5-1-12, HFC-227ea & CO2, offering a tried-and-tested method for plant fire suppression in your wood processing facility.
These systems can be activated manually or automatically through an industrial-grade UV/IR flame detector, which can be integrated with a pressure switch. They can trigger alarms or initiate safety functions, such as automatic damper shutoffs & door closures, thereby enhancing safety & control.
Compatible with new & existing machinery, the interface options allow for various actions, incl. FACP announcements, managing power supply, controlling ventilation & monitoring systems.

Advantages of Plant Fire Suppression Systems
Providing detection and protection for your wood processing machinery and plants within seconds, our Automatic Fire Suppression Systems operate 24/7, minimising damage and downtime. The systems feature the UL Recognised Component AutoFireX® Fire Detection Tube, which can detect fire along its entire length.
These systems do not require external power and effectively prevent false alarms or discharge, activating only when there is a fire or heat threat. After discharge, systems that use clean agents do not require cleanup, are safe for your equipment and the environment, and will not contaminate engine bays. They can be quickly and cost-effectively serviced and recharged. Once the fire’s cause is rectified, most machines can be rapidly returned to service.
