Our Services
About Us
Hexfire Adria specializes in the sales & distribution of fluorine-free firefighting foams, enabling clients to transition to fluorine-free firefighting solutions on a turnkey basis—from consultation, condition assessment, supply of the best fluorine-free firefighting foam on the market, handling and decontamination of client facilities, to the implementation of solutions and user education. In this context, Hexfire Adria is an innovative, young company strongly focused on environmentally friendly firefighting solutions. The company's business is woven with partnerships with credible and renowned manufacturers of fluorine-free foams and top-notch firefighting experts.
Hexfire Adria is the exclusive representative of Angus International Safety Group's firefighting foams in Central and Southeastern Europe. Our partners are business and technical experts in fluorine-free firefighting foam technologies. In addition to our expertise in "fluorine-free" foam technologies, we deeply understand the regulatory environment in the EU (and other countries like the USA) and position ourselves as valuable advisors to partners in the petrochemical industry and government and military organizations.
Our Mission
Why Fluorine-Free Foams?
Traditional firefighting foams contain perfluorinated compounds (PFCs). PFOA and PFOS are perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl compounds used to make the foam more effective in extinguishing fires and preventing re-ignition.
When traditional fluorinated foam is used during firefighting, it releases these chemicals into the air. Consequently, firefighters and other residents in the area where the fire broke out inhale them. Exposure to these harmful chemicals can have various adverse effects on human health, including the development of cancer, reproductive problems, damage to the immune system, and disruptions to the endocrine system.
Why Fluorine-Free Foams?
The conditions for discontinuing the use of traditional fluorinated foam technologies and replacing them with fluorine-free foams are becoming increasingly stringent every year, and this trend is expected to continue in the future.
Governments and regulatory bodies are implementing more rigorous regulations and guidelines to gradually phase out the use of traditional fluorinated foam due to its negative impact on the environment and human health.
The European Union (EU) has implemented regulations limiting the use of fluorinated compounds in foam products.
- According to EU Directive No. 2019/1021, amending Directive (EC) No. 1907/2006 (REACH), certain perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl compounds (PFAS) are classified as "substances of very high concern" (SVHC) due to their persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxic properties.
- According to this regulation, the use of these substances is prohibited in consumer products such as textiles, paper, boards, and firefighting foams.
- Companies are also required to inform the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and the general public when a product contains more than 0.1% by weight of substances from the SVHC list, allowing consumers to make informed choices.
- Companies are also required to collect information on the safe use and disposal of products containing these substances.
- This directive aims to protect human health and the environment from these potentially harmful substances and encourage the development and use of safer alternatives.
"Hexfire Adria is dedicated to organizations and companies transitioning to safer and environmentally friendly fluorine-free firefighting technologies. Our approach involves an individualized approach to each client and their specific needs to achieve top-notch results in the shortest possible time."
Marko Lušić, CEO
Transition to "Fluorine-Free" Foams on a Turnkey Basis

Condition Assessment
We offer comprehensive support in the transition or implementation process of fluorine-free firefighting foams (FFF). Our service includes a detailed condition assessment conducted for fixed and mobile systems, providing us with insights into your needs and requirements. Based on the information obtained, we will create a project tailored to your specific requirements for the entire transition to FFF. We also provide expert cost assessment and budgeting to help you efficiently manage resources and plan financial resources for the implementation of FFF.

Implementation of Solutions
We take care of the entire transition process, starting from the efficient decontamination of infrastructure and disposal of old foam, to filling fluorine-free foam. Whether it's pipes, sprinklers, monitors, or water cannons, we provide a comprehensive service to guide the transition process to FFF. Your safety is our priority, and every step in the implementation of 'fluorine-free' solutions is carefully planned and executed to ensure the highest level of protection.

Maintenance and System Upgrades
We provide continuous support through foam replenishment and expert advice. Through our educational programs, seminars, and connections with leading global experts in fire protection from the AISG group, we aim to empower your knowledge and skills. Our goal is to be your reliable partner in long-term ensuring optimal solutions that contribute to your business and continuous protection of your spaces and assets with fluorine-free firefighting technology.
Consequences of EU Regulation
Transition to Fluorine-Free Foams
Firefighting agencies and departments in government organizations and commercial companies must transition to alternative firefighting solutions that do not contain PFCs, such as fluorine-free foams, which can be equally effective in extinguishing fires and preventing re-ignition without health and environmental risks.
Reduction of Environmental Pollution
The use of traditional firefighting foams can lead to environmental pollution, as PFCs in these foams can persist in the environment and accumulate in the bodies of humans and wildlife. Regulations on fluorinated foam can help reduce this pollution.
Reduction of Health Risks
Traditional firefighting foams containing PFCs pose a risk to the health of both firefighting personnel and the general public. Directives on fluorinated foam can help reduce these risks by reducing exposure to PFCs.
Proper Disposal of Old Foam
Firefighting agencies and departments must properly dispose of old foam solutions containing PFCs to prevent environmental pollution and protect human health.
Legal Compliance
Firefighting agencies and departments must comply with regulations on fluorinated foam to avoid fines and legal costs. Regulations on fluorinated foam can have a significant impact on firefighting agencies and departments within government organizations and commercial companies, in the form of penalty payments and legal costs.
Five Steps to Transition to Fluorine-Free Firefighting Technology
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First, organizations must carefully assess their current systems and the use of fluorinated foam, including identifying all equipment and materials that contain it. This will help determine the scope of the necessary transition.
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Next, organizations must explore available options for fluorine-free foam, evaluating factors such as effectiveness, costs, availability, and compatibility with existing equipment. This will help identify the best options according to their specific needs and requirements.
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Once the appropriate alternative foam is selected, organizations must develop a comprehensive implementation plan. This includes acquiring new equipment and materials, educating staff on the use and handling of the new foam, and updating relevant operating procedures.
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Organizations must also comply with relevant regulations and guidelines during the transition process. This may include obtaining necessary approvals and permits and submitting all required reports.
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The transition may take some time, depending on the scale of the operation, system complexity, and resource availability. Organizations must systematically and comprehensively plan and implement the transition process to ensure a smooth transition and minimize any disruptions to their operations.
Advocating the Most Efficient Fluorine-Free Foam on the Market
Angus Fire Respondol ATF 3x3
Hexfire Adria is the regional representative for Angus Fire, and as privileged partners, we offer efficient negotiation services and the fastest possible implementation tailored to the needs of clients and the expertise of firefighting engineers in fluorine-free foam technology.
Angus Fire Respondol ATF 3x3 is the most efficient fluorine-free foam concentrate (FFF) on the market, offering outstanding firefighting performance with a focus on environmental sustainability. Respondol ATF 3x3 is easy to use, economical, and can be applied in various situations. In addition to this, our portfolio includes rigorously tested and renowned fluorine-free foams:
- M51/M51+
- Foam Master 3F
- AirFoam OACI-C.


