Products Introduction
Foinbo® fire fighting nozzles with adjustable pattern (straight stream to wide fog) can be used for direct attack, ventilation, and protection. The adjustable pattern for different needs. Can produce water mist (absorbs more heat).
Products Specification
|
Model |
Flow Rate
|
Working Pressure |
Max.Reach |
Inlet Size |
| S475 | 475LPM | 6 Bar | 36 Meters |
1'' / 25 mm |
| S475 | 475LPM | 6 Bar | 36 Meters |
1.5" / 40 mm |
| S475 | 475LPM | 6 Bar | 36 Meters |
2" / 50 mm |
| S475 | 475LPM |
6 Bar |
36 Meters |
2.5'' / 65 mm |
FAQ
Q: What types of fire nozzles are there?
A: Common types include:
Smooth Bore (Solid Stream) Nozzles
Fog Nozzles (Adjustable Pattern)
Combination Nozzles (Smooth bore + fog)
Automatic Pressure Nozzles
Piercing Nozzles
Foam Nozzles
Q: What is the difference between a fog nozzle and a smooth bore nozzle?
A: Fog Nozzles break water into fine droplets to absorb heat and reduce steam. Smooth Bore Nozzles produce a solid stream for long reach and deeper penetration, with less heat absorption.
Q: What are the benefits of an adjustable pattern nozzle?
A: Offers variable spray patterns (straight stream to wide fog)
Provides versatility in various fire scenarios
Can be used for cooling, protection, or direct attack
Q: What does "automatic nozzle" mean?
A: An automatic nozzle self-adjusts its orifice to maintain a consistent flow and pressure, even when supply pressure fluctuates. This ensures a stable stream.
Q: What is the typical operating pressure of a fire fighting nozzles?
A: Most fire fighting nozzles are designed to operate at 100 psi (7 bar), though low-pressure nozzles operate at 50 or 75 psi for reduced firefighter fatigue.