The Pneumatic Extinguisher, widely recognized as a high-efficiency wind blower, is a critical tool engineered for rapid response in forest firefighting, first aid emergency interventions, landscaping, and highway engineering. Designed to eliminate open flames through high-velocity air displacement, it is available in both portable and backpack configurations to suit diverse operational environments and personnel requirements.
Beyond traditional air-blowing capabilities, our advanced Geomantic Fire Extinguishers integrate a dual-action system combining powerful wind force with a precision water spray function. This hybrid approach allows operators to reduce combustion temperatures and isolate flames from oxygen simultaneously, significantly increasing the success rate of extinguishing secondary forests, grasslands, and barren mountain slopes.
| Engine Type | Single cylinder, 2/4 strokes, forced air cooling | Max Engine Power | Up to 4.5Kw / 7500rpm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extinguishing Distance | 1.7m to 2.2m (Wind) / Up to 10m (Water) | Outlet Air Volume | ≥0.4m³/s to 0.5m³/s |
| Working Time | 25 min to 100 min per refueling | Net Machine Weight | 8.7kg to 13kg |
| Operating Temp | -20°C to +55°C | Fuel Requirement | Oil and Gasoline Mixture (Pure gas prohibited) |
| Water Tank Volume | ≥20L (Geomantic Models) | Starting Mode | Recoil / Optional Electric Starter |
Utilizes high-velocity centrifugal fans to deprive fire of oxygen and blow out open flames instantly.
Advanced 4-stroke models offer up to 100 minutes of continuous operation on a single tank.
Geomantic series combines air blowing with water mist to lower temperatures and isolate oxygen.
Equipped with professional straps, throttle cables, and handles for reduced operator fatigue.
Optimized for grasslands, secondary forests, and industrial production environments.
Built with high-grade materials to withstand extreme temperatures from -20°C to +55°C.
Track fleet deployment of portable and backpack units across various forest districts.
Automated alerts for engine oil changes and centrifugal fan inspections.
Integrated guidelines for refueling distances and height restriction alerts.
Digital modules on the correct use of oil-gasoline mixtures and triggering.
Streamlined delivery of fire fighting toolkits and pneumatic units to remote sites.
Evaluation of extinguishing efficiency based on air volume and water spray distance.
| Metric | Standard Wind Extinguisher | Geomantic Hybrid Model |
|---|---|---|
| Extinguishing Scope | Open flames only | Open flames & Temperature reduction |
| Operational Reach | Short (up to 2.2m) | Long (up to 10m spray) |
| Deployment Speed | Very High | High (Dual-mode) |
| Resource Efficiency | Air only | Air + Water Mist |
| Risk Mitigation | Basic Flame Control | Advanced Thermal Isolation |
Portable units are handheld for quick, light interventions, while Backpack units offer greater stability, larger fuel capacities, and longer continuous working times for extended forest fire operations.
No, it is strictly prohibited to use pure gasoline. The engine requires a specific mixture of oil and gasoline to ensure proper lubrication and prevent engine failure.
Avoid use when flame heights exceed 2.5m, shrub heights exceed 1.5m, or grass exceeds 1m, as visibility and safety risks increase significantly in dense vegetation.
It combines traditional air-blowing with a water spray function, which reduces combustion temperature and isolates the flame from oxygen, making it more effective against larger fires.
Refueling must be conducted at least 10 meters away from the fire to avoid ignition caused by the high-temperature radiation effect.
A single machine has limited effect on large fires; deploying two or three machines in coordination provides significantly better extinguishing results.
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