Dyne Fire Protection Labs, LLC, an NFPA Global Solutions™ company, is an independent testing laboratory providing quick, reliable, and independent analysis of fire sprinklers, firefighting foams, antifreeze solutions, and dry chemical agents to help inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) providers and building owners fulfill various requirements to stay compliant with critical fire protection and safety codes.
Firefighting Foam
We offer a wide range of tests for your fire protection and safety compliance needs. We test AFFF, AR-AFFF, Protein, Fluoroprotein, Film Forming Fluoroprotein or FFFP, Alcohol Resistant Film Forming Fluoroprotein AR-FFFP, Wetting Agents, Foam Solution, Bladder Water, and Alcohol-Resistant Foam
Fire Sprinkler
Dyne Fire Protection Labs tests all types of fire sprinklers including standard, fast response, and dry sprinklers. Our laboratory uses industry standards to test your sprinklers to make sure they will perform effectively in a fire situation.
Antifreeze Solutions
Dyne can help you meet the antifreeze testing requirements as outlined in NFPA 25. When the antifreeze type is not known, we can help verify the type including whether or not it is listed. Note that contamination, extreme dilution, and mixing of antifreeze types can make accurate determination difficult in some cases.
Dry Chemical
We offer Moisture Content and Chemical Composition analysis for dry chemical agents. NFPA requires dry chemical agent be thoroughly checked for proper type, contamination, and condition prior to reuse and topping off.
Corrosion & MIC
NPFA 13 and 25 both address corrosion and MIC. We can test the system water before installation and once the system has been in place to help you evaluate conditions that may lead to corrosion.
Diesel Fuel
NPFA 25 and NPFA 110 include sections related to diesel fuel testing. Dyne tests diesel fuel to help detect degradation and determine if the fuel should be reconditioned or replaced.
Water Mist Nozzles
We test water mist nozzles per NFPA 25. If they’ve been installed for 10 years, they should be tested or replaced.