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Industrial fire protection solutions for cleanrooms and spray-painting workshops in industrial parks
Release Date:
2026-07-23
(1) Applicable Scenarios
Electronic cleanroom, paint‑spraying workshop, chemical R&D laboratory, precision machining workshop, and small hazardous‑chemical storage room.
(II) Pain Points of Fire Safety in Premises
1. The painting workshop contains large quantities of flammable volatile gases, which are prone to deflagration; water-based fire suppression is prohibited.
2. Dust-free workshops must be free of residual dust, as dust can contaminate precision electronic components.
3. The plant area features a complex functional zoning, encompassing extensive production zones, small precision laboratories, and a distribution room.
4. Flowing fire and high-temperature equipment pose a high risk of open-flame ignition, and close-range handling by personnel carries significant hazards.
(3) Configuration of Supporting Products
1. Large-scale spray-painting workshops and hazardous chemical storage facilities: external stored-pressure piped-type heptafluoropropane fire suppression system;
2. Cleanrooms and R&D laboratories: cabinet-type perfluorohexanone fire suppression system;
3. Fixed-point protection for ovens and distribution cabinets: fire detection tube extinguishing module;
4. Large-scale open-flame emergency response in industrial parks: intelligent firefighting robotic dog;
5. General facility support: portable clean‑agent fire extinguishers and a plant‑wide integrated alarm and interlock system.
(IV) Core Advantages of the Plan
1. A single solution covers all scenarios across the plant—production, laboratory operations, and power distribution—enabling one‑stop procurement and delivery from a single vendor.
2. Supports customization of explosion-proof equipment, suitable for high-risk, explosion‑proof environments in coating and chemical industries.
3. Annual on-site inspections, chemical dosing, and system maintenance can be contracted as a bundled long-term service.
4. Develop a dust-free clean‑room fire‑suppression solution tailored to the workshop’s cleanliness class.
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