Engineered spheres that stop fires before they start.

The best way to protect your infrastructure from oil fires. Dryfoam prevents fires at the source by floating on oil surfaces.

Tank farms • Transformers • Boil Off Pits

Demand more from your fire protection.

Simplicity

Dryfoam's simplicity is it's strength.

No water involved.
No pumps, sensors, or logic.
Non-toxic and safe for operations crew to handle.
Performance

Dryfoam separates oxygen from fuel at the surface forming a tight three dimensional barrier.

Starves ignition before it can start.
The effect is immediate; whether pre-installed or deployed after a fire has begun.
Convenience

Shipped in supersacks as a gaylord; the sacks arrive on pallets. A forklift easily moves them into place.

Complementary to traditional suppression systems.
Naturally flows around complex geometries.

Built for modern AI infrastructure, tank farms, and industrial sites.

From tank farms to AI campuses, Dryfoam helps reduce fire risk, protect uptime, and strengthen your risk story.

Tank farms
  • Oil storage
  • Floating roof tanks
  • Rim seal protection
Power Transformers
  • Oil-filled transformers serving heavy AI loads
  • Critical infrastructure, low-tolerance outages
  • Sites facing insurer and stakeholder scrutiny
Boil Off Pits
  • Process facilities
  • LNG/LPG boil off pits
  • Containment dykes

Tested and compliant.

Dryfoam is rigorously tested to the highest global safety standards.


UL Listed for protection against full-surface fires in storage tanks.
Protected by US and international patents.
Independently evaluated by technical authorities like LASTFIRE, to meet recognized safety standards.
Dryfoam floats on hundreds of gallons of gasoline during this vapor suppression test.

Engineered with superpowers.

Dryfoam is buoyant, and surrounded by multiple engineered coatings. It sheds hydrocarbons, and if exposed to flame, the surface spheres form a sacrificial crust that protects the underlying spheres and flammable liquid.

Dryfoam structure
Brulee test visual Brulee test visual Brulee side view
Flame caused intumescent coating to activate.
Flame caused intumescent coating to activate.

Bring Dryfoam into your next project review.

If you’re designing, upgrading, or rethinking fire protection around oil, we’ll help you decide how Dryfoam fits in.

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