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Sure-Grip Tool Mount
Ziamatic's Zico Sure-Grip Tool Mount (Model SG-VM-1) helps responders secure ¾- to 1¾-inch diameter tools and equipment inside a compartment.
Ziamatic's Zico Sure-Grip Tool Mount (Model SG-VM-1) helps responders secure ¾- to 1¾-inch diameter tools and equipment inside a compartment.
The REV Group, Inc. has acquired Spartan Emergency Response, which makes it the second largest fire apparatus manufacturer in North America, according to the company.
The FireCat is a variant of Lenco's BearCat X3 armored response vehicle that can deploy water streams from a roof-mounted nozzle.
The 4-inch Hose Monster is designed for flow-testing large-capacity systems and unidirectional flushing through the steamer or pumper port of a hydrant.
The Power Roller from RollNRack allows industrial firefighters to drain and roll large-diameter hose in a more ergonomic way.
System integration with HAAS alert devices to begin in early 2020.
Industrial Fire World magazine honored Chris Ferrara, owner of US Fire Pump, with its 2019 Red Adair Award in recognition of his accomplishments in improving fire equipment used in industrial firefighting.
Baker Fabrication's new system makes retrieving 12-inch hose a 1-person job.
Baker Fabrication's tracked Skid Steer and The Hose Mule flaking system trailer package uses an 18-foot bumper pull trailer with a hose box large enough for two rows of 12-inch hose, 1,000 feet in each bay of the trailer.
LyondellBasell responders use new aerial in Brayton Fire Training Field scenario.
Nearly 20,000 gallons per minute of the big flow originated from two US Fire Pump submersible units at a Louisiana training event.
A caravan of four different industrial apparatus scheduled for delivery made the two-day trek from Osceola, Wisconsin, to College Station, Texas.
Pierce Manufacturing’s newest fire truck, the Pierce High Flow Industrial Apparatus, is capable of flowing 5,500 gallons per minute when drafting, and up to 10,000 gallons per minute when drawing from a pressurized water source.
Responders reached a big flow of 49,000 gallons per minute from an array of deluge guns, pumps and large diameter hose lines during a June training operation by the New Jersey Urban Area Security Initiative Neptune Task Force.
In FDNY manuals, there are techniques to use ladders to: bridge over alleyways (also used over excavations), to replace burnt-out stairs, and to bridge over fences (utilizing two ladders lashed together).
