A $500,000 combine was saved in seconds thanks to STOP-FYRE® — no mess, no downtime, just back to harvest. Real farmers across the U.S. share how this lifetime fire extinguisher is protecting their tractors, combines, shops, and more. Find out why STOP-FYRE® is the only fire extinguisher they trust.
Cotton harvest fires are fast, destructive, and far too common. STOP-FYRE® Automatic Systems protect your picker before you even know there’s a problem. Learn how farmers are stopping fire in its tracks—without the mess or downtime of dry chemical systems.
Running a commercial vehicle isn’t just about logging miles—it’s about doing it safely and by the book. Fire extinguisher compliance isn’t optional, and tossing any old red canister in the cab won’t cut it. The DOT and FMCSA have strict rules for a reason: because when fire strikes, the wrong extinguisher could cost you your truck—or worse.
Tired of the hassle of refilling your fire extinguisher? This guide breaks down when, where, and how to refill a standard extinguisher—plus why STOP-FYRE® means you’ll never deal with messy refills again. Stay prepared and protect what matters most without the extra hassle.
Most fire extinguishers demand constant maintenance—and fail when you need them most. STOP-FYRE® protects with no mess, no stress, and zero upkeep.
Fires move fast. STOP-FYRE® moves faster. Protect your equipment with the extinguisher built for farm life—no mess, no hassle.
Be fire-ready this spring! Check your fire equipment, replace alarms, and know when to refill fire extinguishers before disaster strikes.
Chimney fires can be dangerous and destructive. Learn how to prevent them, recognize warning signs, and discover why STOP-FYRE® is the best fire extinguisher for chimney fire safety. Stay protected and prepared!
When a fire broke out in his home, David R. used his STOP-FYRE® extinguisher to save his four children. “Without STOP-FYRE®, I wouldn’t have gotten my kids to safety,” he shared.
Be prepared—protect your loved ones with the right fire extinguisher.
