Supply Hose: Spotlight on TPX™
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The Conquest™ LDH
Conquest™ LDH
Conquest™ LDH Hose for High-Flow Fire Suppression
Polyester double jacketed supply hose
Looking for a hose to flow a tremendous amount of water? You’ve found it with CONQUEST™! Today’s fires are hotter and more water is needed at the nozzle to knock them down fast. Conquest meets that challenge every day. Our patented thru-the-weave extruded polyurethane liner has an incredibly smooth surface that enhances water flow.
Attack Hose
Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) Hose
Large Diameter Supply Line Hose (LDH)
Potable Water Hose
Features & Benefits
- Patented double jacketed fire hose made from 100% high tensile strength polyester outer jacket with extruded thru-the-weave polyurethane inner hose. NO ADHESIVE IS USED. The lining will never delaminate.
- Optional Dura-Cote™ treatment.
- Outstanding flow and low friction loss.
- Hose remains flexible at temperatures as low as -40ºF (-40ºC) and meets all NFPA requirements for ozone resistance.
- Suitable for CAFS and foam concentrates.
- Manufactured in accordance with NFPA 1960 Standard, latest edition within our ISO-9001:2015 certified quality assurance system.
Hose Sizing
For specific data, please view and download the technical data sheet.
Built Better:
- Attack
- Supply
- CAFS
- Potable Water
- Soft Suction
- Dura-Coat Treatment
- USA Made
- Lifetime delamination warranty
- 2-year all hazard warranty
- 10-year warranty
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