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Top Industrial Suppression System Services in Oklahoma

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Industrial Suppression Systems protect two places you can’t afford a fire—your mobile/heavy equipment and your paint-booth line. We start with a site walk-around and hazard map to verify fuel lines, turbo hot spots, and safe operator exit paths, then design wet-chem or dry-chem systems (Ansul®, Amerex®, AFEX®) matched to your risks and cold-weather exposure.

Every install gets:

  • a full functionality test (cylinders discharge, alarms sound, interlocks cut power/fuel)
  • typical turnaround in 1–5 days.

After installation, our semi-annual maintenance keeps tags current and equipment ready—clearing lines, testing detection loops, checking charges/pressure, tightening brackets—and our licensed techs handle compliance inspections with same-day digital reports and 24/7 emergency dispatch.

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Mobile & Heavy‑Equipment Suppression Systems

Design and Installation

What We DoWhy It Matters to You
Site walk‑around & hazard map Confirms fuel lines, turbo zones, and operator egress paths.
Wet‑chem or dry‑chem design (Ansul®, Amerex®, AFEX®, etc.)Matches agent to risks and cold‑weather exposure.
Automatic and/or manual actuationHeat‑sensor tube, electric countdown, or dashboard pull handle.
Factory‑listed hardware only—no brand mixingKeeps the UL listing intact and satisfies insurers.
Full functionality test before release to serviceEnsures cylinders discharge, alarms sound, and power cuts.
Typical install window: 1–5 daysLarge haul trucks & draglines take the longest due to routing.
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Installation FAQ

What kinds of industrial fire suppression systems do you install?

We can install and work on a variety of industrial fire suppression systems, including wet chem and dry chem systems.

Which industrial vehicle detection and suppression brands do you service & install?

We can service ANSUL, AFEX and Amerex systems

Which industrial vehicles do you offer fire suppression system installation?

We install suppression systems on:

  • Excavators
  • Haul trucks
  • Loaders
  • Drag lines
  • Dozers
  • Drills
  • Scrapers
  • Graders
  • Compactors
  • All forestry vehicles
  • Trash trucks (we’ve installed systems on many of these over the years)

Want a quote for your industrial vehicle that isn’t listed? Contact us.

What are the benefits of installing industrial vehicle suppression systems?

Industrial vehicle suppression systems:

  • Protect the vehicle and the operator.
  • May lower insurance premiums.
What does your industrial vehicle fire suppression installation service include?

Atomic’s process includes:

  • First few hours: plan the fire-suppression system for your specific machine.

  • Every vehicle is different, so we note add-ons (extra fuel lines, turbo hot spots, etc.).

  • Use that info to choose the correct system size and nozzle placement.

  • Install everything exactly to the manufacturer’s specifications.

  • Run a full functional check before release, confirming:

    • Detectors/sensors trigger correctly

    • Cylinders discharge as designed

    • Alarms and indicators work

    • Power and/or fuel shutoffs activate properly

What types of fire suppression systems do you offer for vehicles?

We can install both automatic and manual systems.

Automatic includes heat detection that will activate the system or start a countdown once activated.

Manual relies on the driver or someone from the ground to activate the system.

How long does the installation process typically take for an industrial vehicle suppression system?

Usually 1-5 days, depending on the size of the system.

Keep your fleet running—protect loaders, dozers, and trash trucks from thermal loss.

Preventive Maintenance

Our Semi-annual checklist

  • Blow out agent lines
    Clears lines in high‑vibration environments to ensure they are free from debris.
  • Detection loop test
    Verifies heat cable or sensor tube triggers cartridges.
  • Cylinder weigh‑in & pressure check
    Confirms agent charge and nitrogen pressure are in spec.
  • Gasket & bracket torque
    Stops vibration‑induced loosening common on heavy equipment.
  • Record update & compliant tag
    Digital report emailed same day.
  • Common Fixes & Replacements
    We replace loose hoses, fatigued brackets, and missing nozzle caps as needed during maintenance visit.
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Maintenance FAQ

What routine maintenance services do you provide for industrial vehicle fire suppression systems?

We perform semiannual inspections to verify every component works properly. This includes:

  • blowing out all hose lines to remove buildup
  • testing the detection loop and actuators
  • replacing worn gaskets
  • tightening/securely fastening all brackets and fittings.
How often should industrial vehicle fire suppression systems be inspected and maintained?

Semi-annually

What are the most common issues you encounter during maintenance, and how do you address them?

Usually, we see loose hoses or brackets. They are resecured or tightened during the inspection. Industrial vehicles are usually run daily, so it is very important to get them back up and running as soon as possible. 

Do you offer emergency repair services for vehicle fire suppression systems?

Yes, we have an after hours number customers can call to request emergency service.

How are maintenance records documented and provided for regulatory compliance?

We keep maintenance records on file and send them to the customer upon completion of the inspection or service.

Never miss a tag—book your semi‑annual fleet service

Compliance Inspections

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Robert Farris on industrial suppression system installation
  • Licensed suppression techs with State Fire Marshal credentials; ICC‑NAFED Industrial certificates.
  • Over 50 years of combined technician experience.
  • Detailed PDF report + deficiency list; minor repairs handled during the same visit.
  • Emergency after‑hours dispatch via 24/7 on‑call service; Leave voicemail or request service via form.

Inspections FAQ

What is included in a comprehensive inspection of an industrial vehicle fire suppression system?

A semi-annual inspection includes:

  • Blowing out hose lines to ensure no buildup
  • Testing the detection line and the actuators
  • Replacing gaskets
  • Ensuring system components are secured. 

During an annual inspection, we:

  • replace rubber nozzle caps depending on manufacturer’s recommendations
How frequently should these systems be inspected to ensure optimal performance and safety?

Semi-annually (every 6 months).

Who performs your vehicle fire suppression inspections and what qualifications do they hold?

Our suppression techs are licensed through the State Fire Marshal’s office. As a team, we have over 50 years of tech experience. A few of us have our ICC Certification in Pre-Engineered Kitchen Hood Suppression and Industrial Suppression.

In addition, owner Nick has over 5 years of installation, maintenance and inspection services on mine sites…he’s also factory-certified by ANSUL and AFEX.

Will I receive a detailed inspection report outlining the system’s condition and any needed repairs?

Yes. If we find any deficiencies during the inspection, our techs make a note of it and we see what can be done to fix them.

Minor repairs – we will fix on site during the inspection

Paint‑Booth & Spray‑Finishing Suppression Systems

Design and Installation

What We DoWhy It Matters to You
Site visit We measure the booth, fan CFM, and duct length to ensure the right system fit.
Drawings & NFPA 33 submission Plans filed with AHJ/fire marshal for permit, making permissions easy
UL 300-style wet-chem or dry-chem pipingNozzle layout protects plenum, filters, and duct.
Electrical/gas interlock coordinationShuts fans & fuel at discharge, keeping staff safe.
In-house acceptance test → AHJ final You receive green tag & one‑year workmanship warranty. Installation done in 1-3 days after permit and booth set-in.
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Installation FAQ

What does your paint booth system installation service include, particularly regarding fire suppression integration?

Atomic:

  • Examines the paint booth
  • Plans out the design of what’s needed to protect that area
  • Submits a quote to the customer 
  • Submits the customer-approved plans to the AHJ.
  • Begins the work after fire marshal approval 

After work is completed, we arrange a final AHJ inspection and approval on your behalf.

What are the code and safety requirements for installing a paint booth fire suppression system?

NFPA 33 standards

Do you offer custom paint booth installation services to meet specific operational and safety needs?

We only design the installations to meet the manufacturer’s specs.

How long does the installation process typically take for a paint booth system?

Installations can take 1-3 days to complete

What are the benefits of installing a paint booth system?

Benefits include:

  • Protecting the people working in the paint booth first
  • Protecting the property inside the paint booth.

Opening a new spray line? Adding your first paint booth?

Semi-annual service & repairs

  • Link replacements & nozzle cleaning
    Removes paint buildup and replace caps if required.
  • Line blow‑down & pressure checks
    Prevents debris blockages.
  • Vent-interlock test
    Verifies fan shut-down and alarm relay.
  • Common Issue Findings
    Painted fusible links/nozzles – we correct on site or schedule replacement.
  • 24/7 emergency response
    For discharged or impaired systems.
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Maintenance & Repairs FAQ

What routine maintenance services do you offer for paint booth systems and their fire suppression components?

Similar to vehicle systems, paint booth system maintenance inspections are done semi-annually.

A semi-annual inspection includes:

  • Blowing out hose lines to ensure no buildup
  • Testing the detection line and the actuators
  • Replacing gaskets
  • Ensuring system components are secured. 

During an annual inspection, we:

  • replace rubber nozzle caps depending on manufacturer’s recommendations
How often should paint booth systems be serviced and maintained?

Semi-annually (every 6 months)

What common issues are encountered in paint booth systems, and how do you resolve them?

Most common issues are that nozzles or heat links are painted. This could cause the system to malfunction and ultimately fail to put out the fire.

We look for these issues during inspections and design a corrective plan together to remedy the issue.

Can you provide a maintenance checklist or schedule for ongoing paint booth system upkeep?

Yes

Do you offer emergency repair services for paint booth systems experiencing suppression or operational failures?

Yes, we have on-call 24/7 emergency staff that can address issues that come up after hours.

Stay NFPA 33‑compliant—book your 6‑month check‑up now!

Semi-annual Inspection highlights

What We InspectWhy It Matters to You
Agent cylinders & pressure Confirms firefighting capacity
Piping security & actuator seals Prevent leaks and accidental discharges
Filter/plenum coverageEnsures nozzle spray pattern is unobstructed
Gauge readings & alarm circuitsVerifies full monitoring to panel or bell
Detailed digital report of inspection findingsMinor issues fixed immediately during inspection, larger repairs quoted and scheduled for your convenience
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Inspection FAQ

What is included in a comprehensive inspection of a paint booth system and its fire suppression components?

Paint booth inspections are similar to vehicle suppression inspections.

We blow down lines to check for buildup and check all piping to ensure everything is secure.

How frequently should a paint booth system be inspected to ensure safety and compliance?

Semi-annually (every 6 months)

What are the key inspection criteria for paint booth systems, including filter integrity and fire suppression system operation?

We check all components of the fire suppression system:

  • Ensuring pressure gauges are in the correct range
  • Securing all system components
  • Confirming link lines are functional
Will I receive a detailed inspection report outlining the condition of my paint booth system and any recommended repairs?

Yes

How do you address any issues identified during a paint booth system inspection?

We can perform minor repairs at the time of inspection. For more comprehensive repairs, we will note it on the inspection report and schedule a time to get these repairs done. 

Stay NFPA 33‑compliant—book your 6‑month check‑up now!

Why Oklahoma Industries Choose Atomic Fire Protection

Love Oklahoma - OK owned and operated

Family-owned and operated by Oklahomans

Work with a team that treats every facility like a neighbor’s—fast answers, no out‑of‑state red tape, and decisions made for Oklahoma’s codes and climate.

3rd generation business

3 generations of expertise

Decades of real‑world insight mean fewer callbacks, smoother fire marshal approvals, and solutions that anticipate problems before they happen.

One stop shop - one invoice for all services

One-stop shop for assisted living facilities

Fire alarms, sprinklers, extinguishers, hood suppression, nurse‑call, access control—one vendor, one inspection schedule, one invoice.

State licensed experienced fire technicians

Experienced Licensed Professionals

State‑certified techs get it right the first time, keeping you compliant, avoiding fines, and minimizing disruption to residents or production.

Timely Fire Inspections

Timely Inspections

We ensure you stay current on every life‑safety inspection, saving staff time and eliminating last‑minute scramble before audits or insurance renewals.

24-7 emergency support

Emergency 24/7 Service Available

A technician responds day or night, restoring critical systems quickly so you avoid costly shutdowns and protect lives around the clock.

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