Green Fire technology integrated into new Halt Industrial division

April 27, 2026
Halt! Fire and Halt Industrial products

Halt! FIRE launches Halt Industrial through Green Fire acquisition

Halt! FIRE announced the acquisition of Green Fire on April 23 2026 to establish a new professional division called Halt Industrial.

The company described the transaction as a transition into a fully integrated fire safety provider serving retail consumers and industrial operators.

This partnership marks the launch of Halt Industrial while Halt! FIRE continues to operate as the consumer and retail division.

Robert Schiederer, co-founder and Partner of Halt! FIRE, said: “Our partnership with Green Fire revealed the potential we have to drive positive outcomes and impact together.

“By delivering a safer way to fight fires for both the user and the environment, we realized we weren’t just launching a product — we were building a movement.

“With Halt Industrial, we now have the infrastructure to take that movement to every fire station, utility fleet, and job site in America.”

The relationship between the entities began in 2024 to develop a portable home firefighting product using the proprietary Green Fire formula.

Expanded reach for non-toxic and PFAS-free solutions

Halt Industrial provides a lineup of firefighting foams, wetting agents, heat barriers, and fire suppressors for professional and institutional customers.

The products are National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) White Book Listed and certified for use in food processing environments.

Jerry Bello, co-founder and Partner of Halt! FIRE, stated: “Green Fire developed exceptional, proven products.

“By pairing that innovation with Halt!’s marketing and distribution engine, we’ve created a winning formula for national scale.

“Fire departments, utilities, and contractors no longer have to choose between performance and safety.

“With Halt Industrial, they get both.”

The acquisition addresses US regulatory mandates to phase out aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) and other per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

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