Silvflame Ltd, a trailblazer in wildfire protection technology, has announced an upcoming live fire demonstration event to take place at The Fire Service College in Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire.

Scheduled for Thursday, 18th April 2024, from 12 pm to 3 pm, the event is set to highlight the company’s latest advancements in wildfire containment and protection.

Wildfire protection products on display

Under the guidance of Silvflame’s Director, Jon Silvester, and in partnership with wildfire specialist Andy Elliott, attendees will have an opportunity to witness first-hand a series of cutting-edge products designed to protect against the devastating effects of wildfires.

The products to be displayed include:

• Wildfire containment system
• Critical infrastructure protection systems
• Agricultural land protection
• Populated area protection
• Evacuation system

There will be also be a training VR simulator that people can use on where they can deploy the fire protection system themselves.

These solutions are developed with the aim of containing wildfires within a smaller area, allowing for quicker extinguishing and protecting lives, homes, land, and vital infrastructures.

Event networking

Following the demonstration, attendees are invited to an informal talk by Silvester, where he will discuss the products in detail and share insights about their potential impact on wildfire protection. The event will also provide a glimpse into future products such as Wildfire Suppression Systems and Vehicle Protection products.

Silvester expressed his excitement about working with industry specialists and highlighted the potential of Silvflame’s products to “save forests, homes, vital infrastructures, land, livestock, money, vehicles, and most importantly, lives.”

The event is free to attend, and on-site accommodation is available. Those interested in attending can register through the Silvflame Ltd website.

IFSJ Comment

Silvflame Ltd’s commitment to developing innovative solutions for wildfire containment and prevention reflects a growing concern about the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires globally.

Their work promises to be a significant step forward in protecting communities and natural resources from the destructive power of wildfires.

For more information or to register for the event, visit www.silvflameltd.co.uk or contact [email protected].