First Response, EMS & Fire
Plant-42 manufactures and packages care products for partners serving fire and EMS crews, from turnout gear to response vehicle interiors. Bring the formula and how crews use it so we can plan production, packaging and replenishment.
First Response, EMS & Fire
Plan around what responders use.
Turnout gear and PPE
Scope a product and packaging program around gear care, including workflows that address lithium-ion battery smoke residue.
Plan a gear-care programEMS and response vehicles
Match the fill format, supply schedule and documentation to vehicle interiors and response work areas.
Plan a vehicle-care programCabinets and station equipment
Define the equipment, dispensing and replenishment needs before planning production.
Plan a station programWhat to review Review the lithium-ion test method for the specific formulation and confirm cabinet cycle, material and chemistry compatibility for the equipment you use.
Your brand, our manufacturing
White-label product catalog
Build your branded product line from established Plant-42 formulas. Review the product fit, packaging and demand forecast with our manufacturing team. Open a product for details; use arrows or swipe to view sizes.
PPE Detergent
Build your fire-service line around a non-citric extractor detergent developed for soot and lithium-ion battery smoke residue.
- Developed for lithium-ion battery smoke residue
- Non-citric, controlled-suds extractor formula
- 1 and 5 Gallon formats for your branded supply program
Laundry Additive
Extend your uniform and linen care line with a bleach-free laundry additive for odor control and fabric conditioning.
- Cold-water use in standard and HE washers
- Odor control and fabric conditioning in one additive
- 1 Gallon supply under your brand
Rinse-Free Skin Cleanser
Supply your fire-service customers with rinse-free skin cleansing for field kits, with a towel-wipe workflow for soot and smoke residue.
- For fire use: apply and wipe with a clean towel
- Developed for soot and smoke-related skin residue
- 1 Gallon supply for your branded field-care line
Rinse-Off Skin Cleanser
Build out your fire-service hygiene range with a rinse-off foaming cleanser for hands and exposed skin at wash stations.
- Foam lifts soot, dirt and grime during washing
- Existing lemongrass formula for your brand
- 1 Gallon refill for station and facility programs
Shampoo
Complete your fire-service personal-care line with a rinse-off shampoo developed for lingering smoke odor and routine buildup.
- Developed for smoke odor in hair and scalp
- An existing shampoo formula under your brand
- 1 Gallon pump format for station supply
Biocompatible Cleaner
Build one branded cleaning line across three sectors with a USP-grade-water formula, fragrance options and formats from pocket to bulk.
- Water-based; formulated without alcohol or bleach
- Fragrance choices for a differentiated branded line
- 18 mL to 265 Gallon liquid formats
EPA-Registered Hospital Disinfectant
Add an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant to your portfolio through supplemental distribution under your brand.
- EPA Reg. No. 100629-3; ready to use
- Your brand through EPA supplemental distribution
- 18 mL, 32 oz and 1 Gallon formats
Working dogs
Explore grooming and routine care products for working dogs in this industry, with options for your brand.
Catalog and custom packaging
Catalog formats shown are documented for at least one program on this page. Confirm the current pack, closure and availability for your formula. Other formats can be reviewed as custom requests. Images are illustrative.
Custom requests
- Alternate sizes
- Alternate closures and dispensers
- Label and carton configuration
- Bulk delivery configuration
EPA-registered product programs
Eligible hospital disinfectant programs can be sold under your brand through EPA supplemental distribution (sub-registration), subject to the registrant’s agreement, the applicable filing and approved labeling.
Plant-42 operates an EPA-registered pesticide-producing establishment. We can manufacture and package customers’ EPA-registered products at that establishment, subject to product, label and production review.
Gear, vehicles and equipment
The gear and the residue set the brief.
Turnout gear exposed to lithium-ion battery smoke residue, an ambulance interior and a fire cabinet each call for a different product brief. Tell us what crews clean, what equipment they use and how they prepare the product. For a concentrate, include where crews will mix it and the water specification.
A / 01Equipment & tool care
Specify the PPE, tools, fire cabinet or other equipment involved. For teams that work with search-and-rescue dogs or other working animals, name the gear and work-area surfaces to be cleaned. Bring the current procedure and equipment instructions.
Bring the details that change the brief- Materials, finishes and components the product may contact.
- Application method, preparation and rinsing requirements.
- Current product, observed issue and customer acceptance criteria.
A / 02EMS fleets & response work areas
Specify the vehicle, work area and maintenance task. For EMS, medevac, or field trauma and triage teams, identify the equipment or non-patient surfaces under consideration and the applicable use requirements.
Set the operating boundary- Exact use location and surfaces.
- Preparation, application and handling conditions.
- The organization reviewing suitability and purchasing the product.
A / 03Station & service spaces
Describe the facility task and the people carrying it out. Keep the product’s intended job specific to the space and procedure.
Connect use with supply- Surfaces, soils and the procedure being considered.
- Who prepares and applies the product.
- Package format, replenishment and purchasing process.
02 / Your route to market
You know the customer. Define the product behind your offer.
Distributor
Define your branded product, package and replenishment requirements for the customers you already supply.
Build this brief CHANNEL / 02Product brand
Connect the formula, brand presentation and production requirements behind your next product.
Build this brief CHANNEL / 03Service provider
Describe the equipment-care workflow and packaged product requirements supporting your service.
Build this brief03 / Fire-service product brief
The manufacturing conversation starts with context.
Bring the current formula or product, intended use, package and estimated demand. Define what must be reviewed before a production program can be proposed.
- Equipment & materialsThe exact item, surface or area involved.
- Current procedureHow the product would be prepared and used.
- Product starting pointConcept, existing product or available formula.
- Buying decisionWho specifies, evaluates, approves and purchases.
Plant-42 / Application desk
FIRE / FIRST RESPONSEUse this starting point to open a conversation. Detailed formulas and confidential material can follow through an agreed exchange.
04 / Application fit
The evidence belongs to the intended use.
Florida Biotech has developed a detergent for cleaning turnout gear exposed to lithium-ion battery smoke residue. For a manufacturing brief, share the gear, residue, cleaning equipment and care procedure.
Bring the product instructions, equipment requirements and evaluation criteria for the proposed use. Request product and technical sheets or safety data sheets for a product you are evaluating.
Continue this application / Florida Biotech
Does the formulation still need work?
Continue this fire-service application with Florida Biotech for contract engineering. Keep the equipment, use conditions and technical question together before defining production.
The next stage / Contract Engineering
Continue this industry path with Florida Biotech.
Florida Biotech develops or refines the formulation around your surfaces, equipment and procedures. Plant-42 can then review the formula, water specifications, packaging and supply needs for manufacturing.
Project scope, technical information, responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed for the next stage.