DPS Foam Defense Sprays

DPS Pepper Foam comes out like the shaving cream from hell:-) It sticks to the face of the perpetrator even if they are wearing glasses. It blocks their vision while creating intense heat on the rest of their face. You have to aim directly at the face when firing the foam, but it really stays put and has very little cross-contamination. Pepper foam is an excellent choice in those conditions where air circulation is a concern. Pepper foam is ideal for hospital security, hotel security, schools and anyplace indoors where exposure to pepper spray can cause severe breathing problems and potential panic. This is a very effective and viable alternative to traditional sprays on the market. DPS Pepper Foam is the hottest and farthest shooting foam we have tested. It fires 10', giving you the Range for Safety Advantage™. Available in 2, 3 and 4 oz units.

The 3 oz. unit is a great replacement for the 3BGF10QT LE-10 Quick Top foam that was discontinued in 2005. Many departments were using it and need a good replacement foam.

DPS 4 oz Flip Top Foam Unit

We are now offering the DPS foam units in a 4 oz. size. The 4 oz. unit is 5-3/4" tall and holds twice as much spray as a 2 oz. unit. We have not offered this size in the past, but more and more correctional facilities have been requesting we bring a 4 oz. unit into our lineup. DPS prides itself on being a law enforcement and corrections spray and we listen to the needs of the officers in the field.

The ALL NEW magnum foam unit is a unique tactical unit that minimizes contamination because the foam stays tightly in one concentrated area. The unit fires about 15 feet and really "FWAPS!" the bad guy when it hits, even drives them back a bit:-)

What is shown below is a manikin head that has been hit with a 1 second burst of DPS Pepper Foam from a distance of 6-7 feet. As you can see, the foam covers the face heavily. The glasses are covered and you can hardly see the facial definition. I show pictures at 5, 10 and 15 seconds after the initial spray so you can see how well out foam sticks to the operator. Even after 15 seconds he is very well covered. This gives you plenty of time to spray him and get get out of the area!

Click on any of the head-shots for a close-up view