Firefighting foam system bladder and atmospheric tanks are essential components for storing and supplying foam concentrate used in fire suppression systems. Bladder tanks consist of a flexible, corrosion-resistant inner bladder housed within a durable outer shell, designed to protect the foam concentrate from contamination and degradation. They allow for easy refilling, inspection, and maintenance, ensuring reliable foam availability. Atmospheric tanks, on the other hand, are rigid, open or vented containers designed to store foam concentrate at atmospheric pressure. Both types of tanks are engineered to meet industry standards and are commonly used in industrial sites, airports, and large-scale firefighting installations. Together, they ensure a steady, safe, and efficient foam supply critical for combating flammable liquid fires and protecting valuable assets.
