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spraying system will work with this product,” says Roby. “All of which can be picked up at the same store Phos-Chek would be available in.” Phos-Chek long-term retardants are the safest, most effective, and environmentally friendly retardants available, he adds. No other products meet the current USDA Forest Service specifi cation for long-term retardant. This specifi cation includes product qualification testing for combustion retarding effectiveness, environmental, safety and health and corrosion standards. The fi re retardant consists of fertilizer type salts, corrosion inhibitors, and fl ow conditioners. The salts, when heated by the approaching fi re, react with the woody material, grass and other organic matter, rendering it unburnable and thus retarding the fi re spread. “This reaction is independent of the added water content,” explains Roby. Phos- Chek retardant is effective as long as the salts cling to the grass or woody material. The water contained in the fi re retardant solution functions only as a carrier for the fi re retardant, evaporating before arrival of the fi re, and consequently contributing little in terms of fi re retardancy. ■


For more information: Firebreak Spray Systems Hood River, OR 97031 Toll Free: 866-421-3473 Email: info@fi rebreaksystems.com Website: www.fi rebreaksystems. com, www.phos-chek.com


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