Aircraft Fire Extinguisher Service
If you work in aviation, you know the importance of having a reliable fire extinguisher on your aircraft. Your fire extinguishing systems are vital for onboard emergencies, releasing suppressant agents to extinguish or control unexpected fires. When your fire extinguishing equipment exhibits proper performance and functionality, you can feel safe knowing that you, your passengers and your crew members are always prepared and protected.
Ensure your systems are in working order at all times when you select professional aviation fire extinguisher services from HRD Aerosystems. Choose aerospace products and services from a company that sets the standard for quality and affordability. With tailored solutions, fast turnaround times and exceptional customer service, HRD is always on board with you.
How Often Do Aircraft Fire Extinguishers Need Serviced?
It’s important to schedule routine aviation fire extinguisher services and inspections to ensure your equipment is in operational condition at all times and that your aircraft is in compliance.
Generally, DOT requires re-hydrostatic testing of the cylinder every 5 years for hermetically sealed and frangible bottles, during the overhaul process a professional examines the extinguisher’s parts, functions and expelling agents to ensure they will continue to operate effectively.
Portable fire extinguishers are subject to OEM recommended maintenance schedules, typically every 6 years.
What Types of Aircraft Fire Extinguishers Do We Service?
HRD Aero Systems inspects, repairs and overhauls several different types of aviation fire extinguishers:
- Halon 1211 portables: This agent is used in handheld portable extinguishers and extinguishes in-cabin fires.
- Halon 1301 engine, APU and cargo systems: 1301 is used in fixed fire extinguishers installed throughout the plane which flood the specific areas, removing the oxygen, extinguishing the fire.
- H20 portables: These fire extinguishers use water and pressurized air to extinguish fires in the cabin and galley.
- C02 systems: Handheld and fixed fire extinguishers utilizing liquid CO2, typically used on older aircraft.
What Brands and Manufacturers Do We Service?
Our aerospace fire extinguishing services allow you to maintain and repair your aircraft systems. Choose skilled technicians have the knowledge, experience and resources to service extinguishers from numerous major brands and manufacturers, including:
Our Aircraft Fire Extinguisher Service Process
Our aerospace fire extinguishing services allow you to maintain and repair your aircraft systems. Choose skilled technicians have the knowledge, experience and resources to service extinguishers from numerous major brands and manufacturers, including:
Step 1: Submit Service Request
Step 2: Receive Evaluation & Quote
Step 3: Ship Equipment to HRD
Step 4: Inspection & Repair
Step 5: Testing & Certification
Step 6: Return to Service
Schedule Aircraft Fire Extinguisher Services at HRD Aero Systems Today
If you’re looking to schedule fire extinguisher repairs, the HRD Aero Systems team has you covered. For over 35 years, HRD has been providing corporate, commercial and military clients with reliable aircraft safety equipment services they can trust. Make us your one-stop-shop for aerospace solutions.
Contact us to learn more about our products and services today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely, we provide tailored solutions for a diverse range of clients, including commercial airlines, corporate operators, and military aircraft.
The operational life of a fire extinguisher varies by type and manufacturer, with most requiring hydrostatic testing every 5 years and overhaul around 6 years.
We are equipped to service extinguishers from most major manufacturers, including Kidde, Meggitt, and Pacific Scientific.
Yes, we service a wide range of extinguishers, including those with Halon, water, and CO2 agents for portable, engine, APU, and cargo systems.
Regular servicing ensures your fire extinguishers will function correctly in an emergency, keeping your passengers and crew safe while meeting aviation regulations.
