Date: 26/03/2020
To protect our staff and their families and prevent the spread of Covid-19, we have closed our factory and cease production.
We are still taking orders and you can still speak to a member of our staff by calling 01508 488416 or emailing us.
Keep in touch and watch our website for further updates.
Email: sales@britannia-fire.co.uk
Telephone: 01508 488416
October 28, 2019
Britannia Fire will again be exhibiting at Intersec Dubai in 2020 to show case our full range of fire extinguishers including our innovative P50 composite fire extinguisher and an exciting new product, FastAct, which neutralises toxic chemical attacks or spills….
April 9, 2019
A fusion of the latest fire extinguisher technology and a substance used to combat chemical warfare will save acid attack victims from blindness and life-threatening burning. Leading manufacturer Britannia Fire’s revolutionary composite extinguisher, the P50, has been filled with a…
January 18, 2019
Innovative British fire technology prevented serious injury and a “catastrophic explosion” when three people were wounded in a mortar attack on a military compound in Somalia. Shrapnel pierced two of the world’s first composite fire extinguishers– which have inner cylinders…
January 18, 2019
Intersec is the leading international meeting platform for the Security & Safety industry. For 20 years Intersec has proven to be the no. 1 business platform in the MENA region and beyond. Intersec 2019 will again be held at…
July 11, 2016
An exclusive agreement has been signed with Greek company, Mobiak S.A. Mobiak are now the exclusive distributor of our P50 composite fire extinguisher covering the whole territories of Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Albania and F.Y.R.O.M (Former Yugoslavic Republic of…
February 19, 2016
Britannia Fire are helping to improve the lives of refugees in Calais through the donation of fire extinguishers. We dispatched a pallet of 50 refurbished extinguishers from our Ashwellthorpe factory, to a team building wooden shelters for the 6,000 refugees…
