Fire Combat, Inc. Offers 10-Page Manual On Fire Suppression Systems
Fire Combat, Inc., Marinette, Wise., is offering a free 10-page product manual on their fire suppression systems (dry chemical, foam and halon), fire apparatus and custom systems engineering.
The 10-page binder-type manual outlines the general scope of the company's fire suppression product engineering and manufacturing services.
The text illustrates a sampling of Fire Combat standard products and its custom solutions to special customer applications.
The product manual features such equipment as: trailer-mounted twin agent fire suppression system; twin agent fire suppression system; dry chemical fire suppression system for truck mounting; and crash fire rescue package system.
Some of the customers that Fire Control, Inc. has served include: the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Army; distributors of fire apparatus; fire truck manufacturers; military and civilian airports; industrial fire safety departments; and municipal fire departments.
To obtain a free copy of this informative product manual from Fire Control, Inc., Circle 33 on Reader Service Card
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- Furuno USA Introduces New Doppler Speed Log And ARPA Line page: 12
- W. Anthony Watt Heads Sales And Marketing Division At Moran Towing page: 14
- Marinette Delivers First Of Ten Torpedo Weapons Retrievers page: 14
- Bassett Named President Of Interocean Management page: 14
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- Cunard Gives $115-Million Contract To Lloyd Werft To Convert QE2 To Diesel And Alter Accommodations page: 17
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- OUTSTANDING OCEANGOING SHIPS OF 1985 page: 22
- NOTABLE CONVERSIONS OF 1985 page: 44
- Bender Shipbuilding Wins $4.5 Million In Contracts page: 49
- Construction of 'Theodore Roosevelt' Ahead Of Schedule And Under Budget page: 50
- Magnavox Introduces New Generation SatCom And New GPS/Transit SatNav Receivers page: 51
- GPS/Transit SatNav Receivers page: 52
- Network 90, Integrated Marine Management System For Reduced Costs And Maximized Profits page: 55
- SHIPBOARD COMPUTER SURVEY page: 58
- Ellicott Machine Corporation Announces Personnel Changes page: 68
- Vapor Corporation Announces New Sphere Matrix Technology page: 68
- U.S. NAVY SHIP PROCUREMENT Second Quarterly Update—November 1985 page: 70
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- Perko Presents The 200 Series International Navigation Lights page: 81
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