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Larger HalGuard Fire Extinguishers from H3R Performance

With the needs of racers in mind, H3R Performance has expanded its line of HalGuard "clean agent" fire extinguishers. Six larger units are now available that are ideal for use with race trailers and in the pits during race competition.

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With the needs of racers in mind, H3R Performance has expanded its line of HalGuard “clean agent” fire extinguishers. Six larger units are now available that are ideal for use with race trailers and in the pits during race competition.

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New models include 5-, 11- and 15.5-pound portable fire extinguishers in red. The 5-pound size is also available in chrome. In addition, two new wheeled extinguishers are being sold in 65 and 150 pound sizes. Both wheeled extinguishers can be towed at up to 15 mph, can be easily operated by one person, and are suitable for use in the pit lane.

For more information on H3R Performance fire extinguishers, phone (800) 249-4289, or visit www.h3rperformance.com.

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