Supply Hose: Spotlight on TPX™
They call it the "Cadillac" of all nitrile rubber supply hose. Meet TPX™.
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The Gladiator™ (FGN)
Gladiator™ (FGN)
Engineered for Low-Pressure, High-Flow Firefighting
Jacketed thru-the-weave nitrile rubber
Gladiator™ FGN is one of the leading attack lines in the industry. Built to last, this rugged hose is constructed with an extruded thru-the-weave nitrile rubber liner and a durable outer polyester jacket, providing incredible strength and long-lasting performance. The Gladiator™ FGN performs well at high or low pressures and has a smooth 1.77” waterway for less kinking than other products on the market. Both the nitrile rubber thru-the-weave inner lining and outer jacket are proudly made at our factories in Pennsylvania, USA.
Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) Hose
High Rise Hose
Attack Hose
Features & Benefits
- The Service Test Pressure is 500 PSI, making it a very durable and reliable hose.
- Performance rated at -40° to 200°F (-40°C to 93°C).
- Standard Dura-Cote™ protective treatment available in NFPA colors.
- Manufactured in accordance with NFPA 1960 Standard, latest edition within our ISO- 9001:2015 certified quality assurance system.
Hose Sizing and Testing Standards
For specific data, please view and download the technical data sheet.
Ready for Battle:
- Attack
- Low Pressure
- CAFS
- Dura-Coat Treatment
- USA Made
- Lifetime delamination warranty
- 2-year all hazard warranty
- 10-year warranty
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