Production introduction
foinbo® The Pillar Fire Hydrant is a critical component of urban fire protection infrastructure, designed to provide reliable water supply during emergencies. Engineered for durability and efficiency, this above-ground hydrant is widely installed in public spaces, industrial zones, and residential areas to ensure rapid access to water for firefighting operations.
Constructed primarily from ductile iron, the Pillar Fire Hydrant offers exceptional mechanical resistance and impact protection. Its streamlined design minimizes visual intrusion while enhancing resistance to vandalism and environmental corrosion. The hydrant's epoxy powder coating, typically 250 microns thick, provides long-lasting protection against UV radiation and external pressures, ensuring operational reliability even in harsh climates.
Available in configurations with DN80, DN100, and DN150 inlet sizes, the Pillar Fire Hydrant supports working pressures up to 16 bar and test pressures of 30 bar. It features symmetric outlets compatible with various international standards, including 2.5" NST, BS336, and Storz connection
Products parameters
|
Model Number |
Material | Inlet | Outlet |
| SSZN100/65-1.6L |
Ductile iron/cast iron |
Flange DN100 | NH DN65*2 |
| SSFZN100/65-1.6LFD | Ductile iron/cast iron | Flange DN100 | NH DN65*2 |
| SSZN100/65-1.6 | Ductile iron/cast iron | Flange DN100 | NH DN65*2 |
FAQ
Q: What materials are Pillar Fire Hydrants typically made of?
A: Ductile iron (body), brass/bronze (valves), and epoxy-coated for corrosion resistance.
Q: What is the standard working pressure of a Pillar Fire Hydrant?
A: Typically 16 bar (232 psi), with test pressures up to 30 bar (435 psi).
Q: What inlet sizes are available for Pillar Fire Hydrants?
A: Common sizes include DN80, DN100, and DN150.
Q: What outlet connections are compatible with Pillar Fire Hydrants?
A: 2.5" NST, BS336, Storz, and others (e.g., DN100 flange).
Q: What is the finish color of a standard Pillar Fire Hydrant?
A: Red (RAL3000) for high visibility.