Description:
Fire Hose Reels are designed and manufactured compliance of BS EN 671-1:2012 with semi-rigid hose complying with BS EN 694:2014 standards.Fire hose reels provide a fire fighting facility with a continuous supply of water available immediately. The construction and performance of a fire hose reel with semi-rigid hose ensures suitable installation in buildings and other construction works for use by the occupants. Fire hose reels can be used without alternation for manufacturing with inlet to left/right or top/bottom of the hose reel. This gives highest flexibility to suit an extensive range of architectural and installation requirements and makes it easy to install.

Key Specificatoins:
●Material:Brass
●Inlet: 3/4”&1”
●Outlet:25m&30m
●Working pressure:10bar
●Test pressure: Body test at 16bar
●Manufacturer and certified to EN671

Processing Steps:
Drawing-Mold-Casting-CNC Maching-Assembly-testing-Quality Inspection-Packing

Main Export Markets:
●East South Asia
●Mid East
●Africa
●Europe

Packing & Shippment:
●FOB port:Ningbo / Shanghai
●Packing Size:58*58*30cm
●Units per Export Carton:1 pc
●Net Weight:24kgs
●Gross Weight:25kgs
●Lead Time:25-35days according to the orders.

Primary Competitive Advantages:
●Service:OEM servise is available,Design,Processing of  material provided by clients,sample available
●Country of Origin:COO,Form A, Form E, Form F
●Price:Wholesale price
●International Approvals:ISO 9001: 2015,BSI,LPCB
●We have 8 years of professional experience as a manufacturer of fire fighting equipments
●We make the packing box as your samples or your design fully
●We are located in Yuyao County in Zhejiang ,Abuts against Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo , there are graceful surroundings and convenient transportation

Application :
Hose Reels can widely be used in indoor application such as in most commercial, industrial and public buildings as they can be operated by the building owners, occupants, tenants and the fifire brigade as a first response to a small developing fire. Fire hose reels are recommended as a principal appliance to be used during the early stages of a fire and are located at strategic places in buildings to provide a reasonably accessible and controlled supply of water for fire fighting.