the CLOUD® AERO
Engineered specifically for enclosed 3D printers - FDM and Resin, HotBoxes, CNC and laser machines,
Pre-order now at launch pricing - first shipments begin within weeks.
the CLOUD® AERO is a compact, self-activating fire suppression device that responds automatically to dangerous heat conditions.
No wiring. No power. No setup.
It activates when temperatures become critical - releasing a fire-suppressing aerosol that helps interrupt combustion at its source.
• 170°C Thermal Activation
• No External Power Required
• 10-Year Service Life
Long Prints Come With Real Risk
Extended runtimes, elevated temperatures, and unattended operation increase the likelihood of fire events.
Thermal runaway, electrical faults, or material ignition can escalate rapidly - especially inside enclosed systems where heat builds.
the CLOUD® AERO is designed to respond automatically - before a small event becomes a catastrophic fire.
Watch It Stop a Real Fire
Simple. Automatic. Designed for Contained Environments.
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Why Enclosures Matter
For predictable and repeatable fire suppression performance, use within an enclosed or contained volume.
the CLOUD® AERO is engineered for environments where the extinguishing aerosol can:
• Concentrate around the ignition source
• Remain present long enough to fully suppress combustion
• Prevent re-ignition
In open-air environments, the aerosol can dissipate before suppression is complete.
How Aerosol Fire Suppression Works
Effective suppression depends on two factors:
• Concentration – sufficient aerosol density around the fire
• Dwell Time – maintaining that concentration long enough to stop combustion
Enclosures enable both. Open environments reduce both.
This does not prevent activation - but it can reduce effectiveness.
On Open-Frame Printers
the CLOUD® AERO can be used as an added layer of protection on open-frame machines, but performance depends heavily on setup.
Key factors include:
• Mounting distance to ignition source
• Airflow and ventilation
• Fire size and material type
• Obstructions or shielding around the fire
Because the extinguishing aerosol may dissipate in open air, full suppression cannot be guaranteed in all scenarios.
For best results on open-frame machines:
• Mount as close as possible above likely ignition points
• Minimize airflow where possible
• Consider partial enclosures or shielding
Recommendation: Use within an enclosure whenever possible for predictable performance.
Have an open frame printer and need an enclosure, check out our HotBox Line up: for FDM and Resin.
Designed to Suppress These Fire Types
Designed to suppress:
• Class A - Ordinary combustibles
Wood, paper, cardboard, plastics, fabric
• Class B - Flammable liquids and gases
Oils, solvents, paints, alcohols
• Class C / E - Energized electrical equipment
Wiring, electronics, motors, power supplies