Marine Fire Equipment

Fire hose and hydrant adapters are critical connection components engineered to securely and reliably couple fire hoses to a variety of essential equipment, including high-flow nozzles, pressurized fire hydrants, fire truck pumpers, and

Marine Fire Safety Wrench Spanner Description: Spanners are usded for loosening hose to hose connections or hose to appliances and hardware. Applications >Easy to operate >Flexible and reliable >Quick to open. >Rust protection

Fire Cover Cap Description: Brass fire hose and hydrant caps provide good strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance. They are more heat-resistant than aluminum fire hose and hydrant caps. They twist onto fire hydrant and hose openings

Fire Shore Connection Description: This is fitted with a coupling to match the hose coupling on the ship Connections come with bolts, nuts, washers and gaskets. The international shore connection is manufactured according to the

Marine Fire Coupling Description: A hose coupling is a type of fitting located on the end of the fire hose, which is typically made of steel, brass, or aluminum. It's used to quickly connect and disconnect hoses during water delivery

3-position Hose Nozzle Description: Fire hose nozzles play an important part in firefighting. it's designed to be easy to use and keep the water from running out of the pipe. These types of nozzles are very versatile and can accommodate

3-position Hose Nozzle Description: 3-position nozzles produce shut-off / spray /jet flow spray modes. Nozzle comes with couplings suitable to connect with the hose couplings of the ship. Made of brass. Applications >Smooth face of

Marine Flange Fire Hydrant Description: Marine Flange fire hydrant is one of the most important fire-fighting equipments. It can be fixed in factory, warehouse, building and public places. It can also used for ferry fire with fire hoses

Female Thread Hydrant Description: Female Thread hydrant is the connecter in the water piping network. It's used to offer assistance to control the fire. A hose is attached to the fire hydrant, then the valve is opened to provide a