Fire Hoses & Components

Fire Hoses & Components System – Strong, Safe, and Fast to Use

A fire hose is a long, strong, and flexible pipe. Which uses water or a fire extinguishing liquid to extinguish a fire? I specially made these hoses to allow water to pass through easily, even under very high pressure. When a fire breaks out. Firefighters or security staff connect a fire hose to a water source and spray water on the area they believe is on fire. 

At Universal Fire Protection, we provide high-quality Fire Hoses and important parts that follow international fire safety rules. Our hose fittings are strong, long-lasting. These made for tough jobs. Firefighters, factories use them civil and building maintenance staff all over the country.

What is a fire hose used for

• A means of delivering water to extinguish a fire.
• It is part of a firefighting system in industrial, commercial, and residential buildings.
• They also installed it in fire brigade vehicles.

Fire Hose Components – their different parts.

Nozzle: Where the water springs from.

Couplings: Located at both ends of the hose.

Hose Reel: A drum-type structure for rolling up the hose.

Fire Hydrant Connection: Water is the source from which the hose connects.

Branch Pipe: We can take water directly before the hose.

Where is it used?

• Fire stations
  
• Commercial buildings (malls, offices)
  
• Industrial factories
  
• Warehouses
  
• Hospitals
  
• Airports

Key Features of Our Fire Hoses:

• Heat resistant
  
• High-pressure water
  
• Flexible and durable
  
• Lightweight

Maintenance is important:

• Fire hoses should be checked every few months.
• Leaks, cracks, or rust should be checked.
• It is also checked whether the reel and nozzle are running smoothly.

Why Choose Fire Hoses & Components from Universal Fire Protection?

Certified and Tested: Equipment from trusted brands around the world

Ready Stock & Fast Delivery: perfect for urgent needs

Affordable Prices: suitable for both industrial and commercial use

Expert Help: We guide you in choosing, fitting, and maintaining your equipment

Meets: International Safety Standards.