Fire Hose Testing Equipment

All 8 listings are Flame Fighter hose testing machines — the same 8 testers grouped under the testing-equipment wording. Fire hose must be pressure tested on a schedule, and these machines are the equipment that does it.

A hose tester connects lengths of fire hose, fills them with water and raises them to test pressure so leaks, coupling failures and damaged hose can be found on the test table instead of at a fire. Several models here add a wash station so hose can be cleaned in the same setup, and the listings describe the systems as NFPA compliance systems — built for the annual service testing NFPA standards call for.

Configurations run from 4-outlet to 6-outlet machines. More outlets mean more hose lengths tested at once — the 6-outlet electric model is described as the high-volume system, while the 4-outlet electric is the portable one.

Both: gas-powered testers (including models with and without a pressure washer) and electric testers and tester/wash stations, in both outlet counts. Gas models suit field and station-yard testing without relying on shop power.

It is the annual-testing equipment of fire departments, municipal testing services and industrial fire brigades — anywhere attack and supply hose must be documented as service-tested.