If you have a Halon or other clean agent¹ fire suppression system — or if you offer fire protection services for a customer who does — H3R Clean Agents can save you time, money and headaches.

We are your one stop shop for buying, selling and recycling Halon 1211, Halon 1301, FM-200®, FE227®, Halotron 1®, FE36® and other Clean Agents. We pride ourselves on same-day processing of orders and guaranteed delivery, and we offer expert advice to help solve your clean agent and fire suppression issues.

Accidental system discharges are all-too-common. Our Fire Suppression System Backup Program — key to any risk management strategy — provides low-cost peace-of-mind for the system end user, and a great new product for fire protection companies who partner with us. (¹·) What is a "Clean Agent?" NFPA® 2001, "Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems" defines a "Clean Agent" as an "electrically non-conducting, volatile, or gaseous fire extinguishant that does not leave a residue upon evaporation." Production of Halon 1301, the gold standard Clean Agent, ceased in 1994 in line with the Montreal Protocol. Today, recycled Halon 1301 is still the most effective and inexpensive clean firefighting agent available, and it is low in toxicity. Halon alternatives like FM-200®, FE227® are also widely used. H3R Clean Agents is the acknowledged industry expert on buying, selling and recycling Halon and other Clean Agents.