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Amerex B456 10 lb. ABC Dry Chemical Extinguisher
Manufacturer: Amerex®
Product Description: Amerex B456 10 lb. ABC Dry Chemical Extinguisher
Agent Type: ABC Dry Chemical
Valve Type: Anodized Aluminum
Design: Hose & Nozzle
Model Number: B456
UL & ULC Rating: 4A:80B:C
Capacity (lbs.): 10
Shipping Weight (lbs.): 18
Height (in.): 20
Width (in.): 7.75
Depth (in.): 5
Range (Initial ft.): 15 – 21
Discharge time (s): 20
FM Approved:
Optional Chrome Cylinder: Yes
Included Bracket: Wall
Other: Please review and confirm product details with manufacturer’s specifications, MSDS information, insurance company and Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). Prices and availability are subject to change.
About Amerex
Amerex Corporation® is a large American manufacturer of firefighting products. Based in Trussville, Alabama. Amerex makes hand portable and wheeled fire extinguishers for commercial and industrial environments, as well as fire and explosion suppression vehicle systems for defense applications. Amerex's innovative technology has led to the production of automatic restaurant systems, vehicle fire suppression systems, gas detection, industrial systems and fire detection devices. McWane, Inc. acquired Amerex in 1999.
Amerex was founded in 1971 by Ned Paine and George Baureis. Paine was part of the Amerex team until his retirement in September 1999. He sold the company to McWane, Inc. In 2010, Amerex began emerging as a major military subcontractor after developing a U.S. military fire suppression system. These suppression systems are still being deployed on U.S. military vehicles often targeted by mines and homemade bombs in the Middle East. The company is a subcontractor of the Oshkosh Corporation. The Oshkosh Corporation is a maker of military vehicles. The vehicles use safety equipment, including fire suppression gear, made for Oshkosh vehicles. Optical sensors are used to detect fires and explosions instantly, which then directs a series of jets and hoses to put out the fire with a concealed substance.
In 2011, Amerex acquired The Solberg Company, another firefighting equipment company based in Bergen, Norway. According to Amerex President Bill Beyer, the fire extinguisher sales tend to follow the general economy and growth in new buildings. Amerex produces 2.5 million commercial and industrial fire extinguishers each year.
