10 Best Fire Extinguisher Suppliers in Singapore (2026)
Compare 10 fire extinguisher suppliers in Singapore for homes, offices and industrial sites, with notes on servicing, extinguisher types and what to ask.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankFire extinguishers are simple to buy and easy to neglect, so choosing a supplier that also services what it sells matters. This guide covers Singapore companies that supply portable extinguishers and, in most cases, handle servicing for homes, offices, kitchens and industrial sites. Some run online shops for households, others focus on businesses and facilities teams, and a few cover marine work. Each entry is based on the company's own website and attributes its claims to it, with no prices quoted. We do not give safety or legal advice, so use the list to shortlist two or three suppliers and ask how their units are certified and serviced.
1. Fire Armour
Fire Armour describes itself as a homegrown fire protection company established in 1979, and says it has supplied extinguishers to homes, factories, schools and airports. Its site lists a wide range of extinguisher types, including ABC dry powder, carbon dioxide, wet chemical kitchen units, lithium battery units and wheeled models, plus spare parts, stands and cabinets. Servicing is offered on site for commercial premises, with a booking route for household units, and the company also covers rental and disposal of extinguishers. It has an online shop alongside its main site. Its servicing page refers to SS 578:2019 and states how often it recommends units be maintained. Ask how a unit you buy or service is tagged and recertified.
2. Hart Engineering
Hart Engineering is a fire protection and building products company, and its fire extinguisher page presents it as a supplier for homes, offices and industrial sites. The page explains three extinguishing media it sells, Halotron I, carbon dioxide and dry powder, and describes where each is typically used. It also mentions marine extinguishers and offers servicing, overhaul and maintenance. Beyond portable units, the site lists tube-based automatic extinguishing systems, sprinkler products, kitchen suppression systems and fire blankets, which may suit buyers worried about unattended battery-charging risks. The listed head office and factory sit in the Benoi area. The page does not name specific certifications, so ask the team how its units are approved and serviced.
Tuas (Benoi)
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3. Falcon System Engineering (Falcon Fire)
Falcon Fire is the trading name of Falcon System Engineering (S) Pte. Ltd., which runs an online shop and servicing operation from Woodlands. Its catalogue spans ABC dry powder, carbon dioxide, water mist, clean agent and Class D extinguishers, plus home safety packages that pair extinguishers with items such as smoke alarms and fire blankets. A servicing listing on its site covers inspection and recertification of ABC powder extinguishers up to a stated size, and it says a servicing label and SCDF control tag come with each job. The site describes its servicing workshop as TUV SUD PSB-approved and publishes a warranty and returns policy. It also lists fire certificate and submission services for business premises.
4. National City Corporation
National City Corporation splits its site between home users and business users. Its shop lists dry powder and carbon dioxide extinguishers, small household units, home bundles and home fire alarm devices, while the services pages cover extinguisher servicing, refill and recharge, hose reel maintenance and fire alarm upkeep for workplaces. The company says it has more than 45 years in the business and serves more than a thousand SMEs and organisations, claims that come from its own pages. Its servicing text cites SS 578 and SS EN 3 and states that maintenance should be done by trained people in a proper workshop. It also mentions general insurance products. A hotline and WhatsApp enquiry route are published.
5. Kimty Fire M&E Engineering
Kimty runs from a business hub in Yishun and presents extinguisher supply and servicing for homes, offices and industrial sites. Its extinguisher page sets out what it says SS 578 requires, including annual servicing by an approved workshop and a monthly owner check, and it lists signs that a unit should be replaced. The page states that it is a TUV SUD registered maintenance workshop and shows a registration reference, and also displays a SETSCO certificate of conformity reference for the portable extinguishers it sells. Those are the company's own statements, so ask to see the documents. Kimty also offers fire alarm and other fire and mechanical engineering work, plus an online shop and blog.
6. Fire Guard (2E SG Enterprise)
Fire Guard is a brand of 2E SG Enterprise Pte Ltd and works mainly as an online store. Its catalogue covers AB dry powder, carbon dioxide, clean agent, wet chemical, foam, lithium and marine extinguishers, together with brackets, cabinets, signage, fire blankets and home fire safety kits. The site says delivery is free above a stated order value and that standard portable units carry a five-year carry-in warranty against manufacturing defects and pressure leakage. Its homepage says each regulated model lists its manufacturing standard and test conformity. Services include extinguisher servicing, rental, disposal and a fire safety manager arrangement. It publishes an enquiry email and phone number, and no walk-in shop address appeared on the pages read.
Online (islandwide delivery)
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7. Asiatic Fire System
Asiatic Fire System says it has operated since 1966 and positions itself as a one-stop fire protection firm covering design, supply, installation and maintenance. Fire extinguishers sit alongside alarm systems, suppression systems and marine and offshore work, and its contact page describes the head office as also being its servicing centre in the Joo Koon area. A servicing article published on its site in late 2025 explains preventive and corrective maintenance, including refilling discharged cylinders, and refers to SCDF maintenance requirements. The company lists weekday and Saturday morning hours. It is more suited to businesses, facilities teams and ship-related buyers than to someone buying a single household unit, so confirm minimum order or call-out terms before engaging.
Joo Koon
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8. Drako Fire Engineering
Drako Fire Engineering is based in an industrial estate in Ubi and describes itself as a fire protection company covering homes, offices, investment properties and industrial sites. Its site lists sales and servicing of extinguishers, together with fire alarm installation and monitoring, sprinkler and hose reel service, and a fire safety manager service. A dedicated extinguisher page walks through dry powder, foam and other types and says the products it supplies are SCDF-approved, a claim worth confirming through paperwork when you order. The blog on its site has carried regular posts through late 2025 and early 2026. It offers a no-obligation consultation and publishes an enquiry email and phone number for quotes.
9. Lingjack
Lingjack Engineering Works is an established engineering group with a Woodlands headquarters, and its fire arm sells the COMBAT range of extinguishers, which its site says has served customers since 1971. The range listed spans water mist and foam mist units for homes and cars, plus ABC, specialist powders, Halotron, carbon dioxide, AFFF foam and lithium-ion battery models for commercial use, and mobile units. Its service pages also cover testing of extinguishers, hose reels, breathing apparatus and hydrants. The company states that most of its range is tested and certified to international standards, so ask which approvals apply to the exact model you want. The contact page lists a separate Lingjack Fire phone line alongside the group sales and enquiry lines.
Woodlands
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10. Fiready
Fiready Pte Ltd is a Singapore fire protection company based in Kranji. Its about page calls it a TUV SUD PSB-registered fire servicing contractor focused on small and medium businesses and industrial, commercial, healthcare and hospitality sites. Extinguisher servicing and refilling lead its service list, followed by hose reel and hydrant testing, alarm systems, AED supply and fire safety submissions. The site says it has served more than a thousand clients, a figure it reports about itself. Fiready is a better fit for companies that want one contractor for supply, recertification and paperwork than for a one-off household purchase. Its contact page lists a phone number and an enquiry form, so ask what certification label and tag accompany serviced units.
How to choose
- Match the supplier to your premises. A household buying one small unit has different needs from a restaurant, workshop or office block. Online shops suit simple home purchases, while engineering firms suit sites that need several units, recurring servicing and paperwork. Ask whether the company regularly serves places like yours before you commit.
- Ask how the extinguisher is certified. Suppliers describe approvals differently, including standards references, test certificates and labels. Request the specific documents for the exact model you are buying, and check that the wording on the quote matches what is printed on the unit. Treat any approval claim as something to verify, not assume.
- Check who does the servicing and where. Several suppliers state they run their own workshop, while others may subcontract. Ask where units are refilled and recertified, what tag or label you receive afterwards, and how long you will be without the unit. Businesses with many units should also ask about replacement cover during servicing.
- Choose the extinguisher type for the hazard. Dry powder, carbon dioxide, wet chemical, foam and clean agent units suit different risks, such as cooking oil, electrical equipment or flammable liquids. Describe your space to the supplier and ask them to explain their recommendation, rather than buying purely on size or appearance.
- Compare the service terms, not only the product. Look at delivery arrangements, warranty wording, reminders for annual servicing, disposal of old units and how quickly the team responds to enquiries. Get the scope in writing from two or three suppliers, and keep the paperwork where staff or building management can find it.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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