Article
E-One Apparatus Factory Tour
E-One remains one of the few fire truck manufacturers to engineer and manufacture the cab, chassis, body and aerial in-house.
Read All
E-One remains one of the few fire truck manufacturers to engineer and manufacture the cab, chassis, body and aerial in-house.
Aside from the obvious use of ladders for climbing, the use of ladders as a means of supporting a rope-based rescue system appears to have been born during the Second World War.
This seemed like a good time to review the need for aerial apparatus at industrial fires. The focus here is the municipal aerial apparatus.
With a capacity of 18,000 gpm, think of Ferrara Fire Apparatus’ latest fire vehicle like a fully accessorized quick-attack truck designed to tackle fires as big as those in storage tanks.
Elkhart Brass made the new Magnum EXM to fit industrial aerials.
The Ward Diesel No Smoke 2 is an apparatus-mounted device that extracts particulate from diesel exhaust by means of a porous ceramic filter packed in a high-temperature cushion material and encased in stainless steel.
The Hose Mule and Hose Cart address the industrial fire service's most aggravating chore — retrieving large diameter hose.
The man who established the first formally organized volunteer fire department in 1736 also invented bifocals, wrote and printed Poor Richard’s “Almanack,” studied electricity and helped draft the Declaration of Independence.
Responders used a new, customized rapid intervention mobile package that includes Williams Fire & Hazard Control's Ambassador monitor that can shoot 6,000 gpm of foam onto the fire, the WFHC’s Dependapump, and large diameter hose.
The new package includes dual submersible pumps, a Palfinger 9001-EH wireless remote control deployment crane, and a Caterpillar C9 diesel engine rated at 375 horsepower.
Ferrara innovations introduced at FDIC
Special Suppression Needs at Plant Fires
Demonstration marries top-of-the-line Ferrara and US Fire Pump products
Pierce Manufacturing has announced that certain model year 2006-2007 Arrow XT, Dash, Enforcer, Impel, Lance and Quantum vehicles manufactured from January 1, 2006, through March 31, 2007 equipped with TAK-4 suspensions may contain a defect that impacts vehicle safety.
Industrial applications require carefully tailored equipment.
