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Built with proprietary copolymer technology and patented designs, our extinguishers resist corrosion, UV, vibration, and chemicals—cutting replacement costs and passing inspections year after year.
Why Industrial Fire Extinguisher Accessories Matter
Fire extinguishers installed in demanding environments face accelerated degradation. Water pools at cylinder bases and causes rust from the bottom up. UV exposure breaks down seals and fades labels. Vibration loosens components on mobile equipment. Industrial by-products like fly ash, oil, and fertilizers attack standard finishes. Wooden enclosures rot, swell, and trap moisture against the equipment they’re meant to protect.
Standard fire extinguisher covers typically use reinforced vinyl or
acrylic-coated polyester. Standard brackets use rubber straps or spring clips sized to specific
extinguisher diameters. These products are designed primarily for indoor installation and light
outdoor use.
AR Fire Equipment products are engineered differently. We developed
patented copolymer formulations specifically for fire extinguisher protection. Our designs address
the documented failure points we've identified across thousands of field inspections in Western
Canada.
KEY DESIGN FEATURES 
Fire Extinguisher Grip Bracket
Standard brackets use rubber straps or spring clips sized to specific cylinder diameters, requiring multiple SKUs for different extinguisher sizes. They also use flat mounting bases that allow water to collect underneath the cylinder.
The Grip Bracket uses a patented V-type design with tension hardware that accommodates all cylinder sizes from 2.5 lb to 30 lb with a single bracket. The V-grip elevates the extinguisher base off the mounting surface, eliminating water pooling. The bracket can be mounted in any orientation on walls, vehicles, plant machinery, and equipment cabs.
Fire Extinguisher Caddy
The Extinguisher Caddy is a complete protection system that replaces wooden job-site enclosures. The patented copolymer body resists rot, UV degradation, and chemical exposure. Eight drainage channels direct water and debris away from the extinguisher rather than allowing it to pool against the cylinder. Each unit includes a matching cover and wall bracket.
The ergonomic top handle is designed for field use, providing a secure grip for transport across uneven terrain or rapid deployment in emergencies.
Fire Extinguisher Cover
Standard extinguisher covers use reinforced vinyl or acrylic-coated polyester with hook-and-loop closures, typically offering one to two years of UV protection. Our cover uses patented 8 mil copolymer construction rated for temperature extremes from -100 C to +100 C. The material resists fly ash, fertilizers, oil, and industrial contaminants that degrade standard covers.
The full-cylinder design encases the entire extinguisher while maintaining gauge visibility and inspection tag access. UV protection is rated for two years, double the typical industry standard.
At AR Fire Equipment Innovation, our certified professionals are trained to inspect and maintain every service we offer — efficiently, accurately, and affordably.
“Fire extinguishers installed under conditions where they are subject to physical damage shall be adequately protected.”
NFPA 10 Section 6.1.3.7 applies to job sites, vehicles, and outdoor installations. AR Fire Equipment products are designed to help meet this requirement.
Manufacturing & Processing
Warehousing & Distribution
Fleet & Mobile Equipment
Construction
Remote & Outdoor Installations
Specialized focus
Field-Proven Designs
Canadian
Operations
Patented Technology
Universal Bracket Sizing
AR Fire Equipment supports fleet deployments, facility outfitting, and multi-site safety programs.
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