Municipal, Industrial & Forestry Fire Hose
Fire hoses play a crucial role in municipal, industrial, and forestry firefighting operations by facilitating the efficient conveyance of water or fire retardants to combat fires effectively. Whether sourced from open or pressurized water supplies, these hoses are indispensable tools in emergency response scenarios, enabling responders to deliver essential resources swiftly and efficiently.
With a rich history rooted in continuous innovation, the development and manufacturing of fire hoses, foam concentrates, and firefighting equipment have evolved significantly over time. This evolution underscores a commitment to advancing firefighting capabilities worldwide, ensuring that modern fire hoses are robust, reliable, and tailored to meet stringent industry standards.
The product range of fire hoses offered today is extensive and diverse, designed to surpass the rigorous requirements set forth by key industry standards such as NFPA (National Fire Protection Association), Underwriters Laboratory (UL), Factory Mutual (FM), U.S. Forest Service, Military specifications, U.S. Coast Guard regulations, and Mine Safety and Health Administration standards. Each fire hose is meticulously engineered and tested to deliver optimal performance under varying operational conditions, from urban settings to rugged forestry environments.
In municipal settings, fire hoses are vital components of firefighting infrastructure, enabling firefighters to connect to hydrants and deliver high volumes of water to extinguish fires swiftly. In industrial contexts, these hoses are essential for handling hazardous materials and maintaining safety protocols during fire emergencies. In forestry applications, where access to water sources may be limited, specialized fire hoses play a critical role in containing and suppressing wildfires effectively.
Beyond meeting regulatory requirements, modern fire hoses are designed with durability, flexibility, and ease of deployment in mind. Advanced materials and construction techniques ensure resistance to abrasion, punctures, and degradation from exposure to UV radiation and harsh environmental conditions.
Anderson Process partners with trusted hose manufacturers — including Angus Fire, Key Hose, North American Fire Hose (NAFH), and Snap-Tite Hose, — to offer a large selection of fire hoses for nearly any industrial process application. From attack and supply to suction, our fire hoses deliver products purpose-designed to tackle the rigors of the fireground.
