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National – Grooved Concentric Reducer, 6in x 2in – N-ST140 (MOQ of 3 Pcs)
AED 44.10 VAT included
National – Grooved Concentric Reducer with Female Thread, 6in x 1 in (MOQ of 4 Pcs)
AED 33.60 VAT included
National – Grooved Concentric Reducer with Female Thread, 4in x 1-1/2in (MOQ of 6 Pcs)
AED 17.85 VAT included
National – Grooved Concentric Reducer with Female Thread, 2-1/2in x 1-1/2 (MOQ of 10 Pcs)
AED 10.50 VAT included
National – Grooved Concentric Reducer with Female Thread, 2in x 1in (MOQ of 10 Pcs)
AED 10.50 VAT included
National – Grooved Threaded Mechanical Tee, 2in x 1in – N-ST16 (MOQ of 5 Pcs)
AED 21.00 VAT included
National – Grooved Concentric Reducer with Female Thread, 4in x 2in (MOQ of 6 Pcs)
AED 18.90 VAT included
National – Grooved Concentric Reducer with Female Thread, 3in x 1in (MOQ of 10 Pcs)
AED 12.60 VAT included
National – Grooved Threaded Mechanical Tee, 2-1/2in x 1in – N-ST16 (MOQ of 4 Pcs)
AED 26.25 VAT includedFire Hose Accessories
Fire hoses and accessories are fundamental components of firefighting equipment, playing a crucial role in delivering water to extinguish fires efficiently. Constructed from durable materials like rubber or synthetic fibers, fire hoses are designed to withstand high pressure and abrasion. They vary in length and diameter to suit different firefighting needs. Couplings are fittings that connect hose sections or link hoses to other equipment like hydrants or nozzles, ensuring secure connections for effective water delivery. Nozzles control water flow and direction, with options such as fog, smooth bore, or adjustable flow nozzles. Valves regulate water flow within the hose system, allowing firefighters to manage water supply during operations.Reels and cabinets provide storage and protection for hoses when not in use, ensuring accessibility and readiness. Accessories like hose straps, racks, rollers, and bridges aid in organizing and managing hoses for efficient deployment and storage. Regular inspection, maintenance, and training are essential to keep these components in optimal condition for effective firefighting and protection of lives and property.
