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National Fire Hose is a division of
Snap-tite Hose Inc.
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N-Dura
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N-Dura is a double jacketed hose designed for
attack and supply operations. The outer and inner jackets are made
of Nylon and fit snugly together without bagging or bunching. The
lining is extruded synthetic rubber formulated for ozone resistance,
low friction loss, and long wear life
N-Dura comes in sizes that range from 1-1/2 inches
to 3 inches, and all standard lengths are available. Colors selections
are white, orange, red, yellow, and tan |
Dura-Pak's double jacketed construction is strong
and heat resistant, while the thermoplastic liner reduces the weight
of the hose, improves maneuverability, and reduces friction loss.
The unique design allows Dura-Pak to easily fit into much smaller
hose bed space.
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Dura-Pak
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Triple-Duty
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Triple Duty is a fire hose that can be used in
Attack, Relay, and Supply applications. It virtually does it all!
The thermoplastic liner is lighter than rubber, but has a tensile
strength of 2000 psi (138 bar). In addition, because of its lighter
weight, it's much easier to maneuver. The nylon outer jacket provides
superior strength and heat resistance.
Triple Duty comes in 4 inch, 4-1/2 inch, and 5 inch
and is available in 100 foot rolls.
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Hi-Temp is different from any fire hose on the
market. The outer jacket is made from a combination of Kevlar and
Nomex, materials commonly used to make turnout gear. The liner is
an extruded synthetic rubber. Because of the materials of construction,
the hose is very resistant to cutting, abrasion, and extreme heat.
Even after a full twenty second exposure to flame, Hi-Temp retains
87% of its original 1200 psi (83 bar) burst pressure.
When submitted to industry Taber abrasion testing,
Hi-Temp shows no sign of damage to the outer jacket even after 35,000
cycles. When subjected to the Factory Mutual test, Hi-Temp performs
better than 5 times the standard at 15,000 cycles.
Hi-Temp is available in 50 foot lengths of 1-3/4 inch,
and is rated for 1200 psi (83 bar) burst.
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High-Temp
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