Rack and Cabinet Fire Hose, Polyurethane Liner

A fire hose made to live in a cabinet: hose boxes, wall racks and hose stations in buildings, warehouses, car parks and plants, where it must stay ready for years and deploy in seconds. The thin polyurethane liner and single jacket let it fold or roll compactly, and it is light enough for building occupants and staff to handle.

Construction

• Liner: polyurethane
• Reinforcement and cover: single woven polyester jacket
• Colour: white
• Couplings: brass, or to your cabinet's pattern

Where it fits

• Fire hose cabinets and hose boxes
• Wall-mounted hose racks and pin racks
• Replacement hose for existing cabinets during maintenance

Care and testing

• Lay the hose out without kinks before charging it, and open the hydrant or pump valve slowly to avoid pressure surge.
• Keep it away from hot surfaces, sharp edges and dragged loads; use hose bridges where vehicles cross.
• After use, drain it, wash off oil, foam concentrate and mud, and let the jacket dry before it is rolled or racked.
• Store it out of direct sunlight, away from chemicals and in a dry place, rolled or flaked as your equipment requires.
• Inspect the jacket, liner and coupling bands before use, and service-test hoses at the interval your fire code sets — annually is common practice.

How to order

Send the bore, the length per hose (fire hose is usually supplied in 15, 20, 25 or 30 m lengths), the couplings and the standard your site, insurer or authority requires. We confirm construction, pressure rating and compliance before quoting, and supply hoses coupled, banded and pressure tested on request.