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Eductor Nozzle for Fire Hose Systems

 

 
Designed to allow the 1-gallon containers of fire gel to be sprayed with our home fire protection systems
 
The eductor is specifically engineered to deliver a pre-determined amount of Barricade from the container into the stream of water. This engineering is designed to create the optimum mixture for use on structures. We recommend coating the object until it is white. This usually means a coating of about ¼" thick.
 
 

Price: $519.00
 

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