CORPORATE OFFICE : 1701, ORIANA BUSINESS PARK, ROAD NO. 22, WAGLE ESTATE, THANE (W), MAHARASHTRA, INDIA – 400604.
Vintex Fire Protection Pvt. Ltd. manufactures and supplies Class D metal fire extinguishers for industrial procurement in Mumbai and across India. Contact our Thane office for direct supply and dealer enquiries, agent selection and a quotation for your site.
A Class D fire extinguisher is designed for combustible metal hazards using a specialist dry powder agent. Metal type, physical form and the approved agent determine suitability. Review the models below and confirm compatibility with Vintex Fire before ordering.
Compare capacities · Selection guidance · Cities and states · Common questions · Request a quotation
Choose a model to view its specifications. Confirm the required capacity, approved extinguishing agent and current availability for your application.
Class D hazards may involve magnesium, sodium, potassium, titanium or lithium metal. Different metals can require different agents. Tell the supplier which metal is present and whether it is powder, chips, swarf or another form, then verify the model documentation against your site risk assessment.
Class D protection may be needed in metal machining, fabrication, laboratories and manufacturing facilities where combustible metals are handled. Select equipment for the identified metal hazard rather than the industry name alone.
Follow the approved agent instructions and your site's emergency plan. For background on agent compatibility, see OSHA's firefighting precautions for combustible dust facilities. This general reference does not establish certification for a Vintex model.
For buyers searching for a Class D fire extinguisher manufacturer, supplier or dealer in Mumbai, India, Vintex Fire provides a direct contact for product and supply enquiries. Share your site requirements to confirm the appropriate model and commercial terms.
Vintex Fire Protection Pvt. Ltd.Vintex Fire welcomes manufacturer supply, supplier and dealer enquiries for the Class D metal fire extinguisher range from industrial buyers across India. Share your city, state and delivery PIN code to confirm supply availability, freight and delivery terms for your location.
Enquiries from other Indian locations are also welcome. Our corporate office is in Thane, Maharashtra; the locations listed here are enquiry areas and do not indicate local branches or authorised dealers. Confirm delivery availability with Vintex Fire before placing an order.
A Class D metal fire extinguisher uses a specialist dry powder agent for combustible metal fires. The agent must be approved for the specific metal and its physical form; a Class D label alone does not mean suitability for every metal.
Vintex Fire lists 10 kg, 25 kg, 50 kg, 75 kg and 100 kg Class D metal fire extinguishers. Open the individual model pages for specifications and contact Vintex Fire to confirm agent compatibility and availability.
An ABC dry chemical extinguisher should not be treated as a substitute for a Class D metal fire extinguisher. Select an agent explicitly approved for the combustible metal identified in the site risk assessment.
A lithium metal hazard and a lithium-ion battery hazard require separate assessments. Do not assume that a Class D extinguisher intended for lithium metal is suitable for lithium-ion battery thermal runaway. Request a solution assessed for the specific battery and installation.
Contact Vintex Fire Protection Pvt. Ltd. with the metal type, physical form, required capacity, quantity and delivery location. The corporate office is in Thane, Maharashtra, serving enquiries from Mumbai and across India. Prices and delivery terms are confirmed by quotation.
Fire safety suppliers and dealers can contact Vintex Fire with the required models, quantities and delivery locations to discuss supply requirements. Confirm product documentation, commercial terms and delivery availability before placing an order.
All fire extinguishers · ABC dry powder extinguishers · Portable CO2 extinguishers. These categories address different assessed hazards; verify suitability before choosing a model.