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An ABC Fire Extinguisher is a versatile and multipurpose fire extinguisher that can be used to fight fires of Class A, B, and C categories. This makes it one of the most common types of fire extinguishers used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings due to its broad range of applications.

A CO2 Fire Extinguisher is a type of fire extinguisher that uses carbon dioxide (CO2) to extinguish fires. It's commonly used in environments where electrical fires, flammable liquids, or sensitive equipment are present. CO2 works by displacing oxygen in the air around the fire, effectively suffocating the flames.

A Fire Extinguisher Refilling Service is a professional service that involves inspecting, recharging, and maintaining fire extinguishers to ensure they are fully operational and compliant with safety regulations. 

A Class A Portable Fire Extinguisher is designed to fight fires involving ordinary combustibles such as wood, paper, cloth, rubber, and some plastics. Class A fires are the most common type of fire and are typically caused by materials that can burn and leave ash when they combust.

An Automatic Modular Fire Extinguisher is a fire suppression system designed to detect and respond to fires without the need for manual intervention. These extinguishers are typically used in environments where constant human oversight may not be available or in areas that need continuous protection.

A 6 Kg Fire Extinguisher Cylinder typically refers to a portable fire extinguisher that weighs 6 kilograms when fully charged with a fire-suppressing agent. This size is commonly used for moderate fire risks in both commercial and residential settings. The 6 kg weight corresponds to the amount of fire extinguisher agent (e.g., powder, foam, or CO2) inside the cylinder, which helps determine its effectiveness and duration in fighting fires.

A Foam Fire Extinguisher is a type of fire extinguisher designed to fight Class A and Class B fires. It uses a foam-based solution to suppress the fire by both cooling the burning material and creating a barrier that prevents oxygen from fueling the fire.