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A New Fire Class Officially Introduced: Class L Lithium-Ion Battery Fires Fire classifications are defined under the international standard ISO 3941. Until now, ISO 3941:2007 included Class A, B, C, D, E, and F fires. However, the rapid adoption of vehicles, devices, and technologies powered by lithium-ion batteries has revealed…

Which Type of Vehicle Fire Releases More Toxic Substances? As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to grow in popularity, their safety implications—especially during fire incidents—are coming under increasing scrutiny. A recent comprehensive study published in the Fire Safety Journal compares the emissions released during electric vehicle fires with those from gasoline…

Have You Ever Seen an Electric Vehicle Catch Fire? Chances are, like most people, you’ve never witnessed a fully functional electric vehicle fire. But it’s worth asking: when such a fire does occur, how do people extinguish it? Are water, foam, or traditional chemical extinguishers enough? We wanted to answer…

DIN SPEC 91489 – New Fire Safety Standard for Electric Vehicles With the rapid rise of electric vehicles (EVs), fire safety standards are evolving. These standards must meet the specific risks of EV technologies. In response, the German Institute for Standardization (DIN) introduced DIN SPEC 91489. This new standard defines detailed…

Fire Blanket: An Essential Tool for Fire Safety Fires are unpredictable and can quickly turn dangerous. Fire prevention and response equipment are essential to avoid loss of property and lives. Among the most user-friendly and effective fire safety tools is the fire blanket. So, what rare blankets? How to use…

Welding Curtain: A Crucial Tool for Welders’ Safety Welding is a demanding and high-risk profession. It exposes workers to extreme heat, sparks, and flames. To ensure safety in such hazardous environments, welders rely on protective equipment. Among these essential tools is the welding curtain. It is a must-have tool for…