45° Oblique Angle Flange Fire Hydrant Valve

The Oblique Landing Valve is essential for building fire safety, suitable for installation on wet risers for firefighting. It remains charged with pressurized water, ensuring immediate access during emergencies. As a core component of the hose system, it acts as a manual stop valve, providing complete control over firefighting operations. Activating the valve is as simple as rotating the handle anti-clockwise. It features versatile connection options including storz, Pin Lug, British, Machino, and Nakajima couplings. The inlet of an valve can be flanged or screwed, the oulet could be male or female, meeting BS5041 standards for strict design and construction compliance.

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The 45° Flange Angle Fire Hydrant Valve is a versatile component essential for both on-shore and off-shore firefighting applications. Designed for installation on wet risers in buildings, it ensures immediate access to pressurized water for firefighting purposes. These valves serve as core elements of fire hose systems, providing manual control over water flow during emergencies. With compatibility for coupling types such as storz, nakajima, and others, they offer flexibility in connection to firefighting equipment and water supply systems. Whether combating fires or transporting water, these valves play a vital role in enhancing fire safety and emergency response capabilities in various environments.

Specification

Q1: What is the primary purpose of the Flange Angle Fire Hydrant Valve?

A1: The primary purpose of the valve is to provide immediate access to pressurized water for firefighting purposes, both on-shore and off-shore.

Q2: What role do these valves play in fire hose systems?

A2: These valves act as core components of fire hose systems, providing manual control over water flow during firefighting emergencies.

Q3: What types of couplings are compatible with these valves?

A3: These valves are compatible with various coupling types including storz, nakajima, and others, allowing for flexible connection to firefighting equipment and water supply systems.