The newly redesigned RAM XD monitor now goes even lower to 14-degree attack angle.
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The Chief XD nozzle takes the industry standard for handline nozzles to a whole new level.
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In the well-read October 2007 Fire Engineering Article “How Kinks Affect Your Fire Attack System” Jerry Knapp along with Tim Pillsworth, Christopher Flatley, and Doug Leihbacher go into great detail how kinks affect your fire flows.
Jeff Shupe speaks about the importance of doing your homework when it comes to doing your own research on your own fire attack system.
In this video Jerry Herbst reviews the points to consider when conducting your own nozzle evaluation.
In this video Jeff Shupe discusses the components of a fire attack system.
Confirming proper pressure, pattern, and volume from your nozzle is an important part of initiating your fire attack.
Nozzle/Hose Whip is a term often used for erratic movement and kinking in smaller, 1.5 coupling hand lines at the nozzle position. Often referred to as a "nozzle weight" problem; hose construction and diameter inconsistencies are often the greatest variables.
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