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Moon American
Heavy-Duty Brass Industrial Fog Nozzle, 1 in. NPSH
Our Price:$159.94This heavy-duty industrial fog nozzle is designed for personnel who need to direct water flow during frequent-service fire safety and industrial hose applications. It provides a straightforward way...
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Moon American
Heavy-Duty Brass Industrial Fog Nozzle, 1-1/2 in. NPSH
Our Price:$139.94This heavy-duty industrial fog nozzle helps facility maintenance and fire-service personnel control water flow for demanding service applications. It changes between straight stream, fog, and...
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Moon American
Red Fire Hose Fog Nozzle, 1-1/2 in. NPSH
Our Price:$22.74This red fire hose fog nozzle is designed for fire hose rack units, including exposed installations where nozzle removal is a concern. It provides complete shutoff along with fog and straight-stream...
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Moon American
Red Polycarbonate Fire Hose Fog Nozzle, 1-1/2 in. NH
Our Price:$22.74This red fire hose fog nozzle is designed for fire hose rack units used in commercial and industrial fire-safety applications. It provides complete shutoff along with fog and straight-stream patterns...
Choose an industrial or fire hose nozzle for your hose setup
Start by matching the nozzle connection to the existing hose equipment. Then choose the water-control style needed for the application, whether that is a straightforward plain outlet, an adjustable fog pattern, or a nozzle with straight-stream, fog, and shutoff positions.
Popular examples in this category
Match the nozzle to the work at hand
These nozzles are represented for fire hose racks, reels, commercial and industrial fire-safety applications, interior fire protection, washdown work, facility maintenance, and frequent-service water-flow control.
Confirm connection and control requirements
Check the hose connection first: options represented include 3/4 in. GH, 1 in. NH, 1 in. NPSH, 1-1/2 in. NH, and 1-1/2 in. NPSH. Next, decide whether the application needs a plain nozzle, adjustable fog, or a shutoff-capable nozzle.
Select the needed spray pattern
Plain nozzles suit applications without a shutoff valve at the nozzle. Fog nozzles provide adjustable water delivery, with selected models offering straight stream and fog, while others also include complete shutoff, variable spray, or wide spray.
Compare materials and stated features
Brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, and polycarbonate constructions are represented. Selected nozzles include rubber bumpers or tip bumpers, and one brass industrial fog nozzle carries a stated ULC listing.
GH, NH, and NPSH connections are represented across 3/4 in., 1 in., and 1-1/2 in. sizes.
Selected heavy-duty brass fog nozzles switch between straight stream, fog, and shutoff.
Selected aluminum adjustable fog nozzles provide this stated flow range.
The 1-1/2 in. NPSH thermoplastic fog nozzle is stated for use up to 100 PSI.
Compare the represented nozzle styles
Use this overview to narrow the selection by water control, connection compatibility, and stated construction details.
| Nozzle style | Water-control features | Represented connection and construction details |
|---|---|---|
| Plain fire hose nozzle | Straightforward hose-end outlet; no nozzle-mounted shutoff needed | 3/4 in. GH or 1 in. NH; brass construction |
| Adjustable fog nozzle | Adjustable fog pattern; selected models include straight stream and shutoff | 3/4 in. GH, 1 in. NPSH, 1 in. NH, 1-1/2 in. NH, or 1-1/2 in. NPSH; brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, or polycarbonate options |
| Heavy-duty brass fog nozzle | Straight stream, fog, and shutoff positions on selected models | 1 in. NPSH, 1 in. NH, 1-1/2 in. NH, or 1-1/2 in. NPSH; brass body with rubber tip bumper on selected models |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Connection type is the first selection point
A nozzle should be selected for the matching connection used by the hose equipment. The available product summaries represent GH, NH, and NPSH connection types in several sizes.
- 3/4 in. GH options are represented in plain and fog nozzle styles.
- 1 in. options include NH and NPSH connections on selected fog nozzles.
- 1-1/2 in. options include NH and NPSH connections on selected fog nozzles.
- Do not treat similarly sized connection types as interchangeable; match both the size and stated thread designation.
Decide how much water-pattern control is needed
The category includes simple plain nozzles and several adjustable fog nozzle configurations. Selecting the right style depends on whether the hose setup needs a fixed outlet, fog adjustment, or water control at the nozzle.
- Plain brass nozzles are intended for hose applications where nozzle-mounted shutoff is not needed.
- Twist-adjustable aluminum fog nozzles provide adjustable fog patterns and a stated 10–24 GPM range on selected models.
- Heavy-duty brass fog nozzles provide straight stream, fog, and shutoff positions with a wrist movement.
- Selected polycarbonate fog nozzles provide complete shutoff plus fog and straight-stream patterns; some also state variable and wide-spray patterns.
Compare the features relevant to handling and service
Construction and protective features vary across the represented products. Compare the material, bumper style, stated pressure or flow information, and any specific listing needed for the intended equipment.
- Brass construction is represented across plain and heavy-duty industrial fog nozzles.
- Aluminum fog nozzles are described as lightweight and include protective rubber bumpers.
- Thermoplastic and polycarbonate models include protective bumper features on selected nozzles.
- One thermoplastic fog nozzle has a stated maximum use pressure of 100 PSI, while selected polycarbonate models state effective reach at pressures as low as 25 psi.
Common questions before buying
What connection types are represented in this category?
The product summaries represent 3/4 in. GH, 1 in. NH, 1 in. NPSH, 1-1/2 in. NH, and 1-1/2 in. NPSH connections.
When is a plain fire hose nozzle appropriate?
A plain nozzle is intended for fire hose rack, reel, and industrial hose applications where a shutoff valve is not needed at the nozzle.
Do all fog nozzles include shutoff?
No. Selected fog nozzles provide shutoff positions or complete shutoff, while other models are described primarily by their adjustable fog pattern.
What materials are available?
The supplied products include brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, and polycarbonate nozzle constructions.
Choose an industrial or fire hose nozzle for your hose setup
Start by matching the nozzle connection to the existing hose equipment. Then choose the water-control style needed for the application, whether that is a straightforward plain outlet, an adjustable fog pattern, or a nozzle with straight-stream, fog, and shutoff positions.
Popular examples in this category
Match the nozzle to the work at hand
These nozzles are represented for fire hose racks, reels, commercial and industrial fire-safety applications, interior fire protection, washdown work, facility maintenance, and frequent-service water-flow control.
Confirm connection and control requirements
Check the hose connection first: options represented include 3/4 in. GH, 1 in. NH, 1 in. NPSH, 1-1/2 in. NH, and 1-1/2 in. NPSH. Next, decide whether the application needs a plain nozzle, adjustable fog, or a shutoff-capable nozzle.
Select the needed spray pattern
Plain nozzles suit applications without a shutoff valve at the nozzle. Fog nozzles provide adjustable water delivery, with selected models offering straight stream and fog, while others also include complete shutoff, variable spray, or wide spray.
Compare materials and stated features
Brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, and polycarbonate constructions are represented. Selected nozzles include rubber bumpers or tip bumpers, and one brass industrial fog nozzle carries a stated ULC listing.
GH, NH, and NPSH connections are represented across 3/4 in., 1 in., and 1-1/2 in. sizes.
Selected heavy-duty brass fog nozzles switch between straight stream, fog, and shutoff.
Selected aluminum adjustable fog nozzles provide this stated flow range.
The 1-1/2 in. NPSH thermoplastic fog nozzle is stated for use up to 100 PSI.
Compare the represented nozzle styles
Use this overview to narrow the selection by water control, connection compatibility, and stated construction details.
| Nozzle style | Water-control features | Represented connection and construction details |
|---|---|---|
| Plain fire hose nozzle | Straightforward hose-end outlet; no nozzle-mounted shutoff needed | 3/4 in. GH or 1 in. NH; brass construction |
| Adjustable fog nozzle | Adjustable fog pattern; selected models include straight stream and shutoff | 3/4 in. GH, 1 in. NPSH, 1 in. NH, 1-1/2 in. NH, or 1-1/2 in. NPSH; brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, or polycarbonate options |
| Heavy-duty brass fog nozzle | Straight stream, fog, and shutoff positions on selected models | 1 in. NPSH, 1 in. NH, 1-1/2 in. NH, or 1-1/2 in. NPSH; brass body with rubber tip bumper on selected models |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Connection type is the first selection point
A nozzle should be selected for the matching connection used by the hose equipment. The available product summaries represent GH, NH, and NPSH connection types in several sizes.
- 3/4 in. GH options are represented in plain and fog nozzle styles.
- 1 in. options include NH and NPSH connections on selected fog nozzles.
- 1-1/2 in. options include NH and NPSH connections on selected fog nozzles.
- Do not treat similarly sized connection types as interchangeable; match both the size and stated thread designation.
Decide how much water-pattern control is needed
The category includes simple plain nozzles and several adjustable fog nozzle configurations. Selecting the right style depends on whether the hose setup needs a fixed outlet, fog adjustment, or water control at the nozzle.
- Plain brass nozzles are intended for hose applications where nozzle-mounted shutoff is not needed.
- Twist-adjustable aluminum fog nozzles provide adjustable fog patterns and a stated 10–24 GPM range on selected models.
- Heavy-duty brass fog nozzles provide straight stream, fog, and shutoff positions with a wrist movement.
- Selected polycarbonate fog nozzles provide complete shutoff plus fog and straight-stream patterns; some also state variable and wide-spray patterns.
Compare the features relevant to handling and service
Construction and protective features vary across the represented products. Compare the material, bumper style, stated pressure or flow information, and any specific listing needed for the intended equipment.
- Brass construction is represented across plain and heavy-duty industrial fog nozzles.
- Aluminum fog nozzles are described as lightweight and include protective rubber bumpers.
- Thermoplastic and polycarbonate models include protective bumper features on selected nozzles.
- One thermoplastic fog nozzle has a stated maximum use pressure of 100 PSI, while selected polycarbonate models state effective reach at pressures as low as 25 psi.
Common questions before buying
What connection types are represented in this category?
The product summaries represent 3/4 in. GH, 1 in. NH, 1 in. NPSH, 1-1/2 in. NH, and 1-1/2 in. NPSH connections.
When is a plain fire hose nozzle appropriate?
A plain nozzle is intended for fire hose rack, reel, and industrial hose applications where a shutoff valve is not needed at the nozzle.
Do all fog nozzles include shutoff?
No. Selected fog nozzles provide shutoff positions or complete shutoff, while other models are described primarily by their adjustable fog pattern.
What materials are available?
The supplied products include brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, and polycarbonate nozzle constructions.
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