Fire machines (Rent and sale)

Types of Machines by Effect

We divide our offer into two main technologies depending on the environment and required safety level:

• Flame Throwers (Real Fire): The classic “Flame Jets”. Powerful systems using propane gas to generate vertical columns of real fire. Ideal for outdoor stages, festivals and large-scale productions seeking heat and spectacle.
• Spark Machines (Cold Fire): Machines that create golden spark fountains similar to pyrotechnics but without gunpowder. They do not burn, produce no smoke and are completely safe for indoor venues, weddings and TV studios.

Benefits of Fire Effects

• Visual Adrenaline: Fire appeals to primal instincts. Its brightness and (in the case of real fire) heat create an immediate emotional response.
• Total Safety (Cold Fire): Cold spark technology allows a pyrotechnic-style effect in venues where it was previously impossible, without fire risk or odours.
• DMX Synchronisation: All professional units are DMX controllable, enabling millisecond precision to match musical hits.
• Versatility: Suitable for DJs enhancing their booth or couples seeking a fairytale first dance.

Hire Options and Operational Support

We adapt supply according to production complexity and regulations:

• Dry Hire: Mainly available for cold spark machines, which are easy to install and operate. We supply equipment and required consumables.
• Hire with Technician: Highly recommended (and often mandatory) for real fire systems. Our certified technicians manage installation, safety perimeters and live operation.

Prefer to purchase the equipment?

If you wish to acquire fire or spark machines for your inventory, contact us at info@eutopica.com for sales pricing.

Why hire fire machines?

Fire special effects machines require constant inspections, certified safety valves and cleaning after every use. Hiring frees you from these technical responsibilities and guarantees equipment compliant with current regulations, ready to operate safely at your event.

How to hire fire machines?

Select real or cold fire in the catalogue tab and complete the form below. Please indicate whether your event is indoors or outdoors, as this determines the appropriate system.

Where to hire fire machines?

We provide fire machine hire services across the peninsula. To complement your show with other high-impact effects, visit our general section of special event machine hire.

Book now and ignite your event.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are fire machines and what are they used for?

Fire machines are professional special effects systems designed to generate controlled flames or scenic fire effects. They are used in concerts, festivals, corporate events and audiovisual productions to create powerful visual impact.

What types of fire machines are available?

This category includes:

• Flame Jet: real vertical flame systems.
• Cold Spark Machines (Spark / Sparkular): produce cold sparks without combustion.
• Programmable Systems: DMX control and synchronisation capabilities.

What is the difference between real fire and cold fire?

Real fire (Flame Jet) produces authentic flames using propane gas, delivering extreme impact. Cold fire produces sparks without heat or combustion, making it safer and easier to approve. The choice depends on venue and regulations.

Can fire machines be used indoors?

It depends on the system:

• Cold fire machines are suitable for indoor use.
• Real fire systems are typically restricted to outdoor or highly controlled environments with proper ventilation and prior approval.

What advantages do fire machines offer?

Immediate visual impact, reinforcement of key show moments and precise synchronisation with lighting and music.

Which fire machine is best for my event?

For maximum safety and easier permissions, cold fire is generally preferred. For large outdoor festivals, real fire provides more extreme impact.

Regulations and Safety

Is it safe?
Yes, when operated by qualified technicians following strict safety protocols.

Are permits required?
Real fire systems usually require specific permits and safety plans. Cold spark machines are generally not classified as pyrotechnics but remain subject to venue regulations.