The CONCEPT SMOKE OIL 135 is a specialized smoke fluid used in professional smoke and fog machines, primarily those manufactured by Concept Smoke Systems. This oil-based fluid is known for producing a persistent, non-toxic, and biodegradable artificial smoke.

Key Features

• Persistence and Particle Size: It creates a very stable and long-lasting smoke with a small particle size, typically 0.2-0.3 microns. This makes it ideal for applications where the smoke needs to linger for a long time without dissipating quickly.
• Temperature Resistance: It is designed to be resistant to high temperatures, with a layering temperature of up to 135°C. This makes it suitable for use in hot fire training scenarios and other applications with high-temperature environments.
• Applications: Due to its properties, it is used in a wide range of professional settings, including:
  • Fire Training: To simulate smoke in fire training centers, as it is resistant to heat and provides a realistic training environment.
  • Leak Testing: For testing for leaks in aircraft and other large structures, as the smoke's persistence and small particle size make leaks easily visible.
  • Airflow Visualization: For visualizing air currents and ventilation systems in buildings, tunnels, and cleanrooms.
  • Special Effects: In film, television, and theater for creating a persistent haze or fog effect.
• Compatibility: CONCEPT SMOKE OIL 135 is specifically designed for use in Concept Smoke Systems' ViCount 135 and Vulcan smoke machines, as well as some models from Artem and Pea Soup. It is crucial to use the correct fluid for the specific machine to ensure proper function and safety.
• Safety: The smoke produced by this fluid is considered safe, non-toxic, and intrinsically biodegradable. Independent health and safety reports have examined the fluid and the resulting smoke, concluding that short-term exposure to dense concentrations does not pose a serious health risk. However, as with any airborne substance, it's recommended that individuals with asthma or other respiratory issues avoid dense smoke concentrations, and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used for extended exposure. The fluid itself is classified as having low toxicity.