Shield the Asset
Hold a directed wall of moving air between advancing heat and a transformer, control room, tank, or process unit — cooling the target and pushing the threat off it.
Private Industry and Critical Infrastructure
The Response Is Already On Site.
Protect people, infrastructure and operations.
Mutual aid is minutes away. A FIREBREAK unit is already in the yard. For a fraction of the cost of a fire engine, a facility keeps directed-airflow capability staged where the risk is — shielding critical assets, driving heat and embers off the line, and, when the air itself turns dangerous, opening a breathable corridor out. Water-independent. Supplemental to your brigade. Ready the moment it's needed.
The Problem
Reactive Is a Timeline You Don't Control.
Fixed suppression and mutual aid both start after conditions deteriorate — and both assume water is available and that water is the right tool.
On a chemical, electrical, or process fire, or when wind pushes embers across a tank farm, those assumptions break. Every minute compounds downtime, environmental liability, regulatory exposure, and risk to people.
Mutual aid is minutes away. A FIREBREAK unit is already in the yard.
What It Does
A New Layer of Protection.
Reframed for point protection and egress — not containment.
Open a Breathable Escape Corridor
Project a cone of clean air into a smoke-filled or toxic space so personnel can move toward it and follow it out. No other fire-response tool offers this.
Stop Ember-Driven Ignition
Knock down secondary fires before they start across the site.
Work Where Water Can't
Air doesn't conduct, doesn't react, and leaves no contaminated runoff.
Reposition With the Threat
A mobile unit moves to the incident instead of waiting for the incident to reach fixed infrastructure.
Buy the Minutes
Time for the brigade, for orderly shutdown, for evacuation.
The Capability No One Else Has
A Way Out of the Air Itself.
In a release or a heavy smoke event, the threat isn't only flame — it's the atmosphere.
FIREBREAK can project a cone of clean, breathable air into a hazardous space. Personnel move toward the cone and follow it out to safety, peeling off before the discharge. On sites where a toxic atmosphere is a credible scenario, an on-demand breathable egress path is a capability no other fire-response tool on the market provides.
When the atmosphere is the threat, FIREBREAK opens a path you can breathe.
Response Time, Effectively Zero
Pre-Positioned, Not Dispatched.
A fire engine is a phone call away and about a year to build. A FIREBREAK unit is a capital asset you stage on site for a fraction of that cost.
Keep it standby-ready where exposure is highest — the tank farm, the substation, the process unit, the wildland edge of the campus. The capability is already standing where the risk is.
Response time isn't minutes-to-arrival. It's effectively zero.
The unit is already on the pad where the exposure is highest — no dispatch, no drive time, no waiting for the incident to reach fixed infrastructure.
The Buyer's View
The Risk Math, Not Just the Fire.
The people who buy this aren't only fire chiefs. They're EHS leaders, process-safety and risk managers, and the insurers behind them.
Every minute of uncontrolled fire raises loss exposure, environmental and regulatory liability, and business-interruption cost. On-site, water-independent capability strengthens both your emergency-preparedness posture and your risk-transfer story — a measurable reduction in exposure that a carrier can price.
A measurable reduction in exposure — one a carrier can price.
What FIREBREAK Does — and Doesn't — Claim.
FIREBREAK is a supplemental capability that works alongside your fixed systems and your fire brigade — not a replacement for either. Some applications are proven and field-demonstrated; others — large petrochemical pool fires, for example — are under evaluation, and we'll tell you plainly which is which. With buyers who can verify performance on their own site, that honesty is the whole point.
Built For
Where Fire Risk Is Highest.
Chemical & Petrochemical
High-risk processes, hazardous materials, and surrounding assets.
Refineries & Energy
Safeguard critical energy infrastructure and support rapid response.
Utilities & Power Gen
Grid equipment defense — including nuclear generation.
LNG & Fuel Storage
A layer of protection for tank farms, terminals, and transfer points.
Mining & Heavy Industrial
Safety and response in rugged, high-risk environments.
Manufacturing, Data & Logistics
Large manufacturing, data centers, and logistics hubs.
Who signs off: process-safety and EHS directors, emergency-response managers, risk managers, and plant managers — and the insurers behind them.
Nuclear, DOE & high-consequence facilities
Because it fights fire with air, FIREBREAK cannot act as a neutron moderator and leaves no pooling or runoff to spread contamination — a safety margin for facilities that handle fissile material. (The inventor's background is Los Alamos National Laboratory.)
The Business Case
Every Minute of Fire Has a Cost.
Reduce Catastrophic Loss
Compress the loss window and lower total-loss exposure.
Strengthen Insurer Standing
A measurable exposure reduction a carrier can price.
Faster Return to Operation
Protect the assets that get you back online sooner.
Lower Regulatory Liability
Air-only operation avoids added chemical and runoff exposure.
Improved Worker Safety
Point protection plus a breathable egress path.
Zero-Delay Readiness
On-site capability with response time effectively zero.
The Advantage
Protection you stage — not a rescue you wait for.
The only response already standing where the risk is.
Frequently Asked
Private Industry Questions.
How is FIREBREAK different from our fixed suppression and fire brigade?
It's a supplemental layer, not a replacement. It adds directed-airflow point protection and an egress capability your fixed systems and crews don't have, and works alongside them.
What can it actually protect on a site?
Named high-value assets — transformers, control rooms, tanks, substations, process units — by cooling them and holding heat, flame, and embers off the target.
What is the escape-corridor capability?
It projects a cone of clean, breathable air into a smoke-filled or toxic space so personnel can move toward it and follow it out. No other fire-response tool provides this.
Does it work on chemical or electrical fires where water is a problem?
Air doesn't conduct or react and leaves no contaminated runoff, so it can operate where water is unsafe or unavailable — as a supplement to your existing systems.
Can it handle a petrochemical pool fire?
That application is under evaluation — we don't claim it as proven. We'll be specific about what's demonstrated on your fire scenarios versus what we're still testing.
What's the business and insurance case?
On-site, water-independent capability compresses the loss window — reducing downtime, environmental and regulatory exposure, and business interruption — which strengthens both preparedness posture and how a carrier prices your risk.
Stage the Response Before You Need It.
Request a site demonstration and see how an on-site FIREBREAK unit strengthens your facility's fire resilience.
Request a Site Demonstration