Hosetail Ballvalve Nozzle. This fire hose reel nozzle features brass construction, a fixed water jet and a lever style actuation. The lever allows precise and fast control of the nozzle.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

The British Instantaneous Coupling [B.I.C.], or John Morris Coupling, was developed to achieve interoperability between British fire services and was adopted by them during World War II. It is a standardised 65MM coupling and adaptor for quick connect use. The BIC fittings are reliant on pressure to provide a leak free joint and due to this should not be used for suction. BIC fittings conform to British Standard 366.

Designed for welding, cutting and allied processes.

A general service air and water hose used in a wide variety of industries, including fire-fighting, agriculture and construction where oil is not a factor.