Products Description

Overview

A handline fire nozzle is an essential tool used by firefighters to control and extinguish fires. It is a nozzle that is attached to the end of a hose and operated by firefighters on the scene.

The handline fire nozzle has several features designed to help firefighters effectively control fires. It has a range of different spray patterns that can be adjusted depending on the type and intensity of the fire. The nozzle can produce a narrow, focused stream, or a wider, more diffuse spray. Another important feature of the handline fire nozzle is its ability to regulate water flow. This allows firefighters to adjust the water pressure to meet the specific needs of the fire. For example, a high-pressure stream of water may be needed to penetrate a burning building, while a lower-pressure spray may be more effective for controlling a smaller fire.

Products Parameters

Model	Material	Inlet Size	Working Pressure	Max. Reach
QLD6.0/2.5III-25	Hard Anodized Aluminum Alloy	1"/ 25 mm	7 bar	42 m @ 6 bar
QLD6.0/2.5III-40	Hard Anodized Aluminum Alloy	1.5/40mm	7 bar	42 m @ 6 bar
QLD6.0/2.5III-50	Hard Anodized Aluminum Alloy	2''/50mm	7 bar	42 m @ 6 bar
QLD6.0/2.5III-65	Hard Anodized Aluminum Alloy	2.5''/65mm	7 bar	42 m @ 6 bar

FAQ

Q: What are the different types of Handline Fire Nozzles available in the market?

There are several types of Handline Fire Nozzles available in the market, including smooth bore nozzles, fog nozzles, and combination nozzles. Each type of nozzle has its own advantages and disadvantages and is suitable for different types of fires.

Q: What factors should be considered while selecting a Handline Fire Nozzle?

While selecting a Handline Fire Nozzle, several factors should be considered, including the type of fire, the size of the area to be covered, the availability of water sources, and the skill level of the firefighters.

Q: How should the Handline Fire Nozzle be operated during firefighting?

The Handline Fire Nozzle should be operated by a skilled firefighter, who is trained to control the flow and direction of water. Proper techniques should be used to effectively extinguish the fire without causing any further damage.