Safety Plus Wholesale expands delivery coverage for CO2 fire extinguisher for sale orders to more Eastern Seaboard states

Nov 13, 2026

Safety Plus Wholesale of Brooklyn, NY, has extended delivery coverage for its CO2 fire extinguisher orders beyond the tri-state area to additional Eastern seaboard states, serving bulk and distributor customers.

Brooklyn, United States, November 13, 2026 -- BROOKLYN, NY — Safety Plus Wholesale, a fire safety equipment supplier based in Brooklyn, has expanded delivery coverage for CO2 fire extinguisher orders beyond the tri-state area to additional states along the Eastern Seaboard. The change applies to orders placed through the company’s online catalog and extends the geographic range in which the company ships carbon dioxide extinguishers. The expansion is intended to serve customers located outside the New York metropolitan region who previously fell outside its standard delivery area.

Carbon dioxide extinguishers are used on fires involving flammable liquids and energized electrical equipment, and they are commonly specified for server rooms, laboratories, commercial kitchens, and mechanical spaces. Fire protection requirements in the United States are generally set by local authorities that adopt model codes such as NFPA 10, the National Fire Protection Association’s standard for portable fire extinguishers. Because those codes apply in every state, construction firms, developers, and supply companies working across several jurisdictions often source equipment from suppliers able to ship to multiple locations.

Under the expanded coverage, Safety Plus Wholesale will accept and deliver CO2 extinguisher orders to additional Eastern seaboard states beyond New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. The company has previously described its service area as the tri-state region and beyond, and the announcement formalizes delivery to a wider group of neighboring states. The CO2 category is one of several extinguisher types in the company’s catalog, which also includes ABC dry chemical, BC dry chemical, water, wet chemical, and automatic models.

The company’s customer base is weighted toward wholesale and distributor accounts, including contractors, developers, supply companies, and buyers placing large-quantity or high-volume orders. Some of those buyers work from architectural specifications, often organized under Division 10, the construction specification section that covers specialties such as fire protection devices. Orders placed under the expanded coverage are handled through the same ordering process and telephone support line the company already operates for its existing customers.

“We have been receiving CO2 extinguisher requests from buyers outside our original delivery area for some time, and extending coverage along the Eastern seaboard was the practical next step,” said Jack Shammah, Owner of Safety Plus Wholesale. “This change reflects where our wholesale customers are working and the projects they are supplying.”

About Safety Plus Wholesale: Safety Plus Wholesale is a fire safety equipment supplier headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. The company sells fire extinguishers, extinguisher stands, brackets and hooks, cabinets, and certification tags, and it carries both its own Safety Plus brand and other manufacturers’ products. Its customers include businesses, contractors, developers, and distributors, and it provides telephone support at (855) 747-2334.

Contractors, developers, and facility supply buyers in Eastern Seaboard states who are sourcing carbon dioxide extinguishers in volume can review Safety Plus Wholesale’s product categories and delivery information at Safety Plus Wholesale - Co2 Fire Extinguisher For Sale.

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