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National Foam to discontinue foam concentrate in 2021

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National Foam have announced that it will discontinue the sale of all PFAS based foam concentrates into the State of California effective January 1, 2021.

National Foam UniversalF3 Green® 3% X 3% synthetic fluorine free foam concentrate has proven to be the replacement of choice for end-users in the Industrial, Chemical and Oil & Gas sectors. UniversalF3 Green® offers UL/ULC and LASTfire listings on both hydrocarbon and polar solvent in fresh and saltwater.

The only fluorine free foam currently available with this breadth of third party listings. UniversalF3 Green® foam concentrate has proven to be effective in both legacy and new fixed systems with numerous hardware cross listings, including bladder tanks, proportioners, foam making sprinklers and various discharge devises.

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UniversalF3 Green® is one of the first fluorine free foam concentrates to be third party GreenScreen™ certified providing independent assurance to end-users that the product is PFAS free and avoids other known chemicals of concern.


National Foam MuniF3 Green Plus® 3% synthetic fluorine free foam concentrate has been designed specifically for the Municipal firefighting sector.

MuniF3 Green Plus® offers UL/ULC listings on hydrocarbon fires and covers various blends of gasoline, from unblended (i.e. sport racing) through E5, E10 and up to E15 (i.e. 15% ethanol/gasoline blend) and can be used with fresh and brackish water.

MuniF3 Green Plus® can also be used as a wetting agent on class A (Wildlands) fires, cross listed with the JS-10 handline nozzle and is GreenScreen™ certified.


National Foam “RED ALERT®” service, with warehousing facility located in California, has removed all PFAS based foam concentrates and will support the Industrial, Chemical and Oil & Gas sectors with its UL/ULC and LASTfire listed UniversalF3 Green® foam concentrate.

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