
Suction Hose
Fire Suction Hose
Fire suction hose, also called hard suction hose, is the short rigid-helix PVC line an appliance uses to draft from a lake, river, tank or hydrant.
View specifications
Firefighting and Emergency · 2024-11-08
200 pieces of 6 inch light fire suction hose supplied to the brigade specification.
Client Background
The Sichuan Provincial Fire Brigade, buying for a timed fire competition.
The brigade needed 200 pieces of 6 inch fire suction hose. Because the competition is scored on time, the deciding factor was not price but how fast two firefighters could get the draft line to the water and connected.
Our Solution
Light fire suction hose made in PVC rather than rubber, which is lighter and softer while still resistant to high pressure. It is one of our main products. Sizes run 4 to 8 inch in 2 m or 4 m lengths, with special lengths available. Coupling options included Storz, threaded and quick couplings, with Russian GOST and British instantaneous couplings also available.
Several rounds of technical discussion with the brigade before the order was placed, so the specification was fixed before production started.
Each fire suction hose was pressure tested at 1.5 times working pressure before packing to prevent leakage.
Crews could complete deployment faster than with conventional rubber suction hose, which is the whole margin in a timed event.
Photograph

Related Products

Suction Hose
Fire suction hose, also called hard suction hose, is the short rigid-helix PVC line an appliance uses to draft from a lake, river, tank or hydrant.
View specifications
Hose Coupling
The Storz coupling is the symmetrical quick connect the fire service uses to join hose and equipment fast and securely.
View specifications
Hose Coupling
The Storz self-locking coupling is a fire hose connection with a built-in locking mechanism, so no separate locking device or tool is needed to make a secure joint.
View specificationsTell us the volume, the size and the date you need it on site. We will confirm whether we can hold that schedule before you commit.