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Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Co. Flex Attack Compressed Air Foam Nozzle
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Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Co. Flex Attack Compressed Air Foam Nozzle
Category
Agriculture and Environment
Classification
CHENHALL - Tools & Equipment for Science & Technology - Regulative & Protective T&E - Protective Devices - Device, Fire Protection - Nozzle, Fire Hose
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Object Origin
Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Company, Incorporated
2008-2009
Physical Characteristics
Object Description: Compressed air foam nozzle with a black pistol grip, black nozzle, and silver metal bail. Variable opening at nozzle allows adjustment of discharge sizes without shutting down. There is a one and a half (1.5) inch thread free swivel inlet.
Marks: "ELKHART BRASS / PHONE: (800) 346-0250"
Measurements: Object:
Height: 9.5 in, Length: 11.5 in, Width: 5 in
Weight: 5.2 lbs
Credit
Museum Purchase, 2009.12.1
Display Status
On Exhibit
Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Co. Flex Attack Compressed Air Foam Nozzle
About: Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Co. Flex Attack Compressed Air Foam Nozzle
About: Elkhart Brass Manufacturing Co. Flex Attack Compressed Air Foam Nozzle
This modern-day fire nozzle from the Elkhart Brass Company is designed to flow both water and compressed air foam (CAF), onto a fire. The foam smothers a fire’s fuel, reducing its contact with oxygen and preventing further combustion from occurring. Compressed air foam is created by injecting compressed air into fire-suppressing foam. The compressed air reduces the amount of steam the foam produces, helping maintain visibility while fighting the fire.
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