Fire Hoses

Fire hoses move water for commercial and industrial fire-safety equipment needs, including fire attack operations, wildland fire suppression, interior rack and reel installations, and reel-mounted booster-line service. This category includes single-jacket, double-jacket, and nitrile hose options in a range of diameters, lengths, colors, and stated pressure ratings.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a fire hose for the application and hose setup

Compare hose construction, size, length, pressure rating, lining, and intended use before selecting a fire hose. The available options range from lightweight single-jacket hoses for wildland work to double-jacket hoses for fire attack, along with rack, reel, booster-line, and nitrile constructions for specific fire-service needs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Double Jacket Fire Hose, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft., 400 PSI, BlueDouble Jacket Fire Hose, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft., 400 PSI, BlueWBB1504394Forest Lite Single-Jacket Fire Hose, 1 in. x 50 ft., WhiteForest Lite Single-Jacket Fire Hose, 1 in. x 50 ft., WhiteWBB1504468White Fire Hose for Rack and Reel Installations, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft.White Fire Hose for Rack and Reel Installations, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft.WBB1246905Double-Jacket Fire Hose, 2-1/2 in. x 50 ft., WhiteDouble-Jacket Fire Hose, 2-1/2 in. x 50 ft., WhiteWBB1504414
Use Cases

Match the hose to the work

Double-jacket hoses are represented for fire attack operations. Single-jacket hoses are represented for wildland fire suppression and lightweight field handling. Other options are intended for interior rack and reel installations or reel-mounted booster-line service.

How to Choose

Start with size, reach, and rating

Compare the required diameter and hose length, then select from the stated 300 PSI or 400 PSI ratings. A rack and reel option lists a 500 PSI test pressure. Available sizes span 1 in. to 2-1/2 in., with 50 ft., 100 ft., and 150 ft. lengths represented.

Applications

Consider the installation or deployment format

For interior installations, look for the hose identified for compatible racks and reels. For booster-line operation, choose the semi-rigid single-jacket hose that can be charged while remaining on the reel. For field suppression work, lightweight single-jacket constructions are represented.

Additional Info

Compare construction details

Available constructions include polyester jackets, double jackets, thermoplastic or polyurethane linings, an extruded rubber lining, and a nitrile-protected through-the-weave design. Some polymer-impregnated jackets are described as helping resist chemicals, abrasion, and ultraviolet light.

1 in.–2-1/2 in.Diameter range represented

Options span from 1-inch hose to 2-1/2-inch hose.

50–150 ft.Length range represented

Available product lengths include 50, 100, and 150 feet.

300 or 400 PSIListed hose ratings

Products are represented with 300 PSI or 400 PSI ratings.

500 PSIListed test pressure

The rack and reel hose lists a 500 PSI test pressure.

Comparison Guide

Compare the represented fire hose types

Use this overview to compare the primary constructions and applications shown in the category.

Hose typeBest represented applicationsKey listed details
Double-jacket hoseFire attack operationsAvailable in 1-1/2 in., 1-3/4 in., and 2-1/2 in. sizes; listed with 400 PSI ratings; several options include smooth polyurethane or thermoplastic linings.
Single-jacket hoseWildland suppression and booster-line serviceLightweight options are represented for wildland work; the booster-line hose is semi-rigid, reel-charge capable, 1 in. x 150 ft., and rated 300 PSI.
Rack/reel and nitrile hoseInterior rack and reel installations; supply and attack operationsRack and reel hose lists an extruded rubber lining, brass coupling, and 500 PSI test pressure; nitrile hose lists petroleum chemical and abrasion resistance with a 300 PSI rating.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Plan by application

Identify the fire-hose role first

The intended application is the clearest way to narrow the selection. Fire attack options include double-jacket hoses in several diameters and colors. Wildland fire-suppression options include lightweight single-jacket hoses. Facility-focused selections include a white hose for interior rack and reel installations, while a red semi-rigid option is intended for reel-mounted booster-line service.

  • Use double-jacket construction for the listed fire attack applications.
  • Consider single-jacket construction for the listed wildland suppression applications.
  • Choose rack and reel or booster-line designs when those specific setups are required.
Compare dimensions and pressure

Set the hose size, length, and stated rating

The represented hose sizes range from 1 in. to 2-1/2 in. Diameter and length combinations include 1 in. x 50 ft., 1 in. x 150 ft., 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft., 1-1/2 in. x 100 ft., 1-3/4 in. x 50 ft., 2 in. x 100 ft., and 2-1/2 in. x 50 ft. Listed ratings include 300 PSI and 400 PSI, with one rack-and-reel product listing a 500 PSI test pressure.

  • Select 50 ft. sections where a compact length is needed.
  • Consider 100 ft. or 150 ft. options where extended reach is needed.
  • Match the hose to the stated pressure requirement for the application.
Review materials and visibility

Evaluate jacket, lining, and color details

Polyester jacket constructions are represented across both single- and double-jacket options. Smooth interior linings include polyurethane, thermoplastic, reinforced polyurethane, extruded rubber, and nitrile rubber protection in the listed products. Color choices include white, blue, red, tan, and orange; red and orange options are described as easy to identify or distinguish.

  • Polymer-impregnated exterior jackets are listed for resistance to chemicals, abrasion, and ultraviolet light.
  • The nitrile option is described for resistance to petroleum chemicals and abrasion.
  • Brass coupling material is listed on the rack and reel hose.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What fire hose constructions are available?

The represented products include single-jacket, double-jacket, rack and reel, semi-rigid booster-line, and nitrile through-the-weave constructions.

What hose sizes and lengths are represented?

Diameters range from 1 in. to 2-1/2 in. and listed lengths include 50 ft., 100 ft., and 150 ft.

Which hoses are intended for wildland fire suppression?

The single-jacket hose options are described for wildland fire-suppression work and lightweight field handling.

Are pressure details listed for these hoses?

Yes. Listed hose ratings include 300 PSI and 400 PSI. One hose for rack and reel installations lists a 500 PSI test pressure.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a fire hose for the application and hose setup

Compare hose construction, size, length, pressure rating, lining, and intended use before selecting a fire hose. The available options range from lightweight single-jacket hoses for wildland work to double-jacket hoses for fire attack, along with rack, reel, booster-line, and nitrile constructions for specific fire-service needs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Double Jacket Fire Hose, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft., 400 PSI, BlueDouble Jacket Fire Hose, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft., 400 PSI, BlueWBB1504394Forest Lite Single-Jacket Fire Hose, 1 in. x 50 ft., WhiteForest Lite Single-Jacket Fire Hose, 1 in. x 50 ft., WhiteWBB1504468White Fire Hose for Rack and Reel Installations, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft.White Fire Hose for Rack and Reel Installations, 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft.WBB1246905Double-Jacket Fire Hose, 2-1/2 in. x 50 ft., WhiteDouble-Jacket Fire Hose, 2-1/2 in. x 50 ft., WhiteWBB1504414
Use Cases

Match the hose to the work

Double-jacket hoses are represented for fire attack operations. Single-jacket hoses are represented for wildland fire suppression and lightweight field handling. Other options are intended for interior rack and reel installations or reel-mounted booster-line service.

How to Choose

Start with size, reach, and rating

Compare the required diameter and hose length, then select from the stated 300 PSI or 400 PSI ratings. A rack and reel option lists a 500 PSI test pressure. Available sizes span 1 in. to 2-1/2 in., with 50 ft., 100 ft., and 150 ft. lengths represented.

Applications

Consider the installation or deployment format

For interior installations, look for the hose identified for compatible racks and reels. For booster-line operation, choose the semi-rigid single-jacket hose that can be charged while remaining on the reel. For field suppression work, lightweight single-jacket constructions are represented.

Additional Info

Compare construction details

Available constructions include polyester jackets, double jackets, thermoplastic or polyurethane linings, an extruded rubber lining, and a nitrile-protected through-the-weave design. Some polymer-impregnated jackets are described as helping resist chemicals, abrasion, and ultraviolet light.

1 in.–2-1/2 in.Diameter range represented

Options span from 1-inch hose to 2-1/2-inch hose.

50–150 ft.Length range represented

Available product lengths include 50, 100, and 150 feet.

300 or 400 PSIListed hose ratings

Products are represented with 300 PSI or 400 PSI ratings.

500 PSIListed test pressure

The rack and reel hose lists a 500 PSI test pressure.

Comparison Guide

Compare the represented fire hose types

Use this overview to compare the primary constructions and applications shown in the category.

Hose typeBest represented applicationsKey listed details
Double-jacket hoseFire attack operationsAvailable in 1-1/2 in., 1-3/4 in., and 2-1/2 in. sizes; listed with 400 PSI ratings; several options include smooth polyurethane or thermoplastic linings.
Single-jacket hoseWildland suppression and booster-line serviceLightweight options are represented for wildland work; the booster-line hose is semi-rigid, reel-charge capable, 1 in. x 150 ft., and rated 300 PSI.
Rack/reel and nitrile hoseInterior rack and reel installations; supply and attack operationsRack and reel hose lists an extruded rubber lining, brass coupling, and 500 PSI test pressure; nitrile hose lists petroleum chemical and abrasion resistance with a 300 PSI rating.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Plan by application

Identify the fire-hose role first

The intended application is the clearest way to narrow the selection. Fire attack options include double-jacket hoses in several diameters and colors. Wildland fire-suppression options include lightweight single-jacket hoses. Facility-focused selections include a white hose for interior rack and reel installations, while a red semi-rigid option is intended for reel-mounted booster-line service.

  • Use double-jacket construction for the listed fire attack applications.
  • Consider single-jacket construction for the listed wildland suppression applications.
  • Choose rack and reel or booster-line designs when those specific setups are required.
Compare dimensions and pressure

Set the hose size, length, and stated rating

The represented hose sizes range from 1 in. to 2-1/2 in. Diameter and length combinations include 1 in. x 50 ft., 1 in. x 150 ft., 1-1/2 in. x 50 ft., 1-1/2 in. x 100 ft., 1-3/4 in. x 50 ft., 2 in. x 100 ft., and 2-1/2 in. x 50 ft. Listed ratings include 300 PSI and 400 PSI, with one rack-and-reel product listing a 500 PSI test pressure.

  • Select 50 ft. sections where a compact length is needed.
  • Consider 100 ft. or 150 ft. options where extended reach is needed.
  • Match the hose to the stated pressure requirement for the application.
Review materials and visibility

Evaluate jacket, lining, and color details

Polyester jacket constructions are represented across both single- and double-jacket options. Smooth interior linings include polyurethane, thermoplastic, reinforced polyurethane, extruded rubber, and nitrile rubber protection in the listed products. Color choices include white, blue, red, tan, and orange; red and orange options are described as easy to identify or distinguish.

  • Polymer-impregnated exterior jackets are listed for resistance to chemicals, abrasion, and ultraviolet light.
  • The nitrile option is described for resistance to petroleum chemicals and abrasion.
  • Brass coupling material is listed on the rack and reel hose.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What fire hose constructions are available?

The represented products include single-jacket, double-jacket, rack and reel, semi-rigid booster-line, and nitrile through-the-weave constructions.

What hose sizes and lengths are represented?

Diameters range from 1 in. to 2-1/2 in. and listed lengths include 50 ft., 100 ft., and 150 ft.

Which hoses are intended for wildland fire suppression?

The single-jacket hose options are described for wildland fire-suppression work and lightweight field handling.

Are pressure details listed for these hoses?

Yes. Listed hose ratings include 300 PSI and 400 PSI. One hose for rack and reel installations lists a 500 PSI test pressure.

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