Hose Matters Training Series: Build Your Attack Package
HOSE MATTERS: District Sales Manager Anthony Brooks explains how targeted flow, the Freeman Ratio, and consistent training come together to build the right attack package for your department.
The Conquest™ Hose
Conquest™
Maximize Water Flow And Knock Down Fires Faster
Polyester double jacketed attack 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.
High Rise Hose
Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) Hose
Potable Water Hose
Attack 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.
- Hose remains flexible at temperatures as low as -40ºF (-40ºC) and meets all NFPA requirements for ozone resistance.
- Outstanding flow and low friction loss.
- Suitable for CAFS and foam concentrates.
- Optional color-coded stripe of one contrasting color can be woven into the outer jacket running the full length of the hose for identification purposes.
- 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.
Built Better:
- Attack
- High Rise
- CAFS
- Potable Water
- Dura-Coat Treatment
- USA Made
- Lifetime delamination warranty
- 2-year all hazard warranty
- 10-year warranty
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