Fire Fighting Fire Hose Nozzle Types

They connect to a fire hose to distribute and direct pressurized water or fire retardant.

Fire fighting fire hose nozzle types.

Fire hose nozzles to fit all hoses in our firefighting supply catalog. From straight stream to fog patterns smooth bore to adjustable gallonage many of akron brass firefighting nozzles are unmatched in today s fire service for their operational flexibility stream performance and flow control. With the pro jet model solid and spray jets are possible simultaneously. Available with 1 25 mm 15 16 24 mm 7 8 22 mm or 3 4 19 mm tips.

This nozzle has simple operations with no additional training required. Browse the fire nozzles below to find one that meets the requirements of your specific application. The select flow nozzle enables the manual adjustment of the water flow quantity. A rubber bumper provides impact resistance.

A wide variety of types of fire hose nozzles options are available to you such as metal plastic. The ultrajet fire hose nozzle is all in one combining both the smooth bore nozzle and fog nozzle patterns. You can also choose from variable spray patterns adjustable and variable flow controls types of fire hose nozzles as well as from male types of fire hose nozzles and whether types of fire hose nozzles is brass aluminum or steel. Nozzles keep your firehose operating correctly with the right fire hose nozzles from thefirestore from shut off pistol grip nozzles to assault twister nozzles.

Mafco offers a wide range of fire hose couplings fire fittings and adapters including bs336 john morris hose couplings machino hose couplings nakajima hose couplings storz hose couplings and fittings. Attack hose supply hose relay hose forestry hose and booster hose. These are manufactured in corrosion resistant material bronze and brass and are suitable for both onshore and offshore applications. Those designed to operate under positive pressure are called discharge hoses.

Rosenbauer offers different models of fire hose nozzles and fire fighting monitors. There are several types of hose designed specifically for the fire service. Those designed to operate under negative pressure are called suction hoses.