A fire nozzle is an essential part of firefighting equipment used to disperse water, foam, or other extinguishing agents onto a fire. It is typically connected to a hose and operated manually to control the flow rate and direction of the water or other agent. The design of a fire nozzle allows fire service personnel to adjust the pattern and flow of water to suit the needs of the situation, whether it is to extinguish a fire or control the spread of flames.
Fire nozzles come in different sizes and shapes, and they are designed to deliver water in various spray patterns. Some of the most common spray patterns include fog, straight stream, and wide-angle. A nozzle's spray pattern can be adjusted by altering the pressure of the water being delivered.
Fire nozzles are made from high-quality materials, such as brass, aluminum, or plastic, to ensure durability and resistance to corrosion and wear and tear. They may also feature shut-off valves to allow quick and easy control of the water flow.
