ACE Fire Preparedness LLC
Fire Hose Nozzle, 1.5" NH/NST Polycarbon Brass Sub-Baffle Jet Fog
Fire Hose Nozzle, 1.5" NH/NST Polycarbon Brass Sub-Baffle Jet Fog
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"Unleash the Power of Firefighting with the Ultimate Fire Hose Nozzle: 1-1/2" NH / NST Polycarbon Brass Sub Baffle Jet Fog Pro Defense!"
Do today what other won't so tomorrow others can!
The Fire hose nozzle features twist-to-activate for accurate fire defense, washdown, dust suppression, or any other application where adjustable fog nozzles are needed to disperse water. Adjust flow from straight stream to fog and open/close Body is corrosion resistant
Fire Hose Nozzle, Inlet Size 1 1/2 in, Bumper Color Black, Grip Type Standard, Activates By Twist, Thread Type NST, Body Material Plastic, Flow Rate 80 gpm, For Use With Water, Max. Pressure 100 psi, Spray Pattern Solid Stream, Finish Molded
"An Ounce Of Prevention Is Worth A Pound Of Cure," Ben Franklin
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A Pyroclastic Fog Stream Fire Hose Nozzle is a firefighting nozzle designed for use with a 1.5" fire hose. It is capable of delivering a fog pattern spray of water to effectively extinguish fires. The nozzle is adjustable, allowing the firefighter to control the flow rate and pattern of the water spray, from a wide fog to a straight stream. The fog pattern creates a fine mist of water that helps to cool and suppress the fire, while also minimizing water damage to surrounding areas. The Pyroclastic Fog Stream Fire Hose Nozzle is designed to be durable and withstand the rigors of firefighting operations, and it is typically used by trained firefighters and firefighting personnel in conjunction with other firefighting equipment as part of a coordinated firefighting effort.
Ace Fire Preparedness Defense is a leading manufacturer of high-quality fire protection equipment and solutions. With a focus on innovation, reliability, and safety. Members of NFPA and CERT.”
We are certified first responders, members of NFPA and CERT who are here to help you out. No one is prepared for wildfire or catastrophic events. 90% of structure fires are caused by embers flying in the wind. You must be prepared not depending on the fire departments who will evacuate the area and allow the structures to burn down. The brave men and women in Fire Departments number one task is to save lives, not buildings. In these uncertain times, be prepared. Do today what others won't so tomorrow others can. Remember, roofs do not catch on fire, they are fireproof. Defend against embers.






