The single most common export question is "portable or wheeled?" The answer depends on the buyer's environment and the fire risk profile.
Portable units are handheld, wall-bracket mounted and suitable for offices, shops, schools, restaurants, vehicles and homes. They are easy to ship in cartons, have low MOQ (typically 500–1000 pcs) and suit retail and small-project channels.
Wheeled units sit on a two-wheel steel frame with a long hose and horn. They deliver a much larger powder charge and longer reach, serving warehouses, oil terminals, ports, chemical plants and factories. MOQ is lower in unit count (50–100 pcs) but each unit is heavier and needs careful sea-freight packing.
Most distributors stock both: portable for everyday premises and wheeled for high-risk industrial clients. We support mixed-container consolidation and OEM branding so a single supplier covers the whole range.
Contact Sichuan Longshengan Fire Equipment Co., Ltd. for FOB pricing on portable and wheeled ABC extinguishers.
No. Wheeled units use a trolley frame, larger cylinder and a 6–10 m hose with horn — designed for high-capacity, high-reach industrial response.
Portable units are lighter and cheaper to ship; wheeled units need palletised, anti-tilt sea packing but serve a different, higher-value buyer.
Yes, we consolidate portable and wheeled units plus parts into one FOB container.