BDS MK5 Fire Suppression Aerosol

The BDS40 MK5 adds a finger-loop for a confident, gloved pull and quick indexing under stress. Popular because it drops into many M4-sized pouches, or use the dedicated MK5 rigid case or MK5 pouch. For confined-space knockdown tools, consider Stat-X First Responder.The BDS40 FireBull MK5 Finger Loop aerosol is ideal for tactical fire suppression situations. The fingerloop design with orange pull tab allows rapid deployment of the tool to be quickly used to suppress flames and mitigate the threat. The BDS40 MK5 unit fits perfect in the High Speed Gear M4 Taco Pouches for molle or belt mounted platform use.SpecificationsCompact belt/vest-carry MK5 formatOperating Temperatures: -40F to 120FHazards: Class A, Class B, Class D and Class K Style HazardsApplicationsLaw Enforcement & Military Ground VehiclesField Force (Molotov Protection)(Group Suppression Capabilities)Operational RescueSWAT TeamsBreaching Applications (Flashbang Secondary Fire Suppressant)Additional DetailsThe product is ideal for spotfire applications for any situation. The non corrosive agent, allows rapid suppression of flames while cooling the surfaces on contact as well. Keep in mind, depending on the size of the hazard, more than one device may be required to mitigate the threat.FAQsWhy the finger-loop? Faster, more secure pulls with gloves and under tension.Carry options? MK5 rigid case, MK5 pouch, or standard rifle-size pouches.Vehicle mounting? The rigid case allows bracketed, fixed-position installs.Training tip? Add a FIRE Kit for lighting/signaling after suppression.Important NotesThis item cannot be shipped overseas via UPS or USPS. For international orders, please contact us for a shipping quote.Bracket, Cases, Pouches Not Included Unless Indicated in Options Do Not Use on Electrical Fires

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Description

The BDS40 MK5 adds a finger-loop for a confident, gloved pull and quick indexing under stress. Popular because it drops into many M4-sized pouches, or use the dedicated MK5 rigid case or MK5 pouch. For confined-space knockdown tools, consider Stat-X First Responder.

The BDS40 FireBull MK5 Finger Loop aerosol is ideal for tactical fire suppression situations. The fingerloop design with orange pull tab allows rapid deployment of the tool to be quickly used to suppress flames and mitigate the threat. The BDS40 MK5 unit fits perfect in the High Speed Gear M4 Taco Pouches for molle or belt mounted platform use.

Specifications

• Compact belt/vest-carry MK5 format
• Operating Temperatures: -40F to 120F
• Hazards: Class A, Class B, Class D and Class K Style Hazards

Applications

• Law Enforcement & Military Ground Vehicles
• Field Force (Molotov Protection)(Group Suppression Capabilities)
• Operational Rescue
• SWAT Teams
• Breaching Applications (Flashbang Secondary Fire Suppressant)

Additional Details

The product is ideal for spotfire applications for any situation. The non corrosive agent, allows rapid suppression of flames while cooling the surfaces on contact as well. Keep in mind, depending on the size of the hazard, more than one device may be required to mitigate the threat.

FAQs

• Why the finger-loop? Faster, more secure pulls with gloves and under tension.
• Carry options? MK5 rigid case, MK5 pouch, or standard rifle-size pouches.
• Vehicle mounting? The rigid case allows bracketed, fixed-position installs.
• Training tip? Add a FIRE Kit for lighting/signaling after suppression.

Important Notes

• This item cannot be shipped overseas via UPS or USPS. For international orders, please contact us for a shipping quote.
• Bracket, Cases, Pouches Not Included Unless Indicated in Options Do Not Use on Electrical Fires

Specifications

• Compact belt/vest-carry MK5 format
• Operating Temperatures: -40F to 120F
• Hazards: Class A, Class B, Class D and Class K Style Hazards

Additional Details

The product is ideal for spotfire applications for any situation. The non corrosive agent, allows rapid suppression of flames while cooling the surfaces on contact as well. Keep in mind, depending on the size of the hazard, more than one device may be required to mitigate the threat.