EQUIPMENT DIGEST
New salvage drum labels
To meet the need of customers in Spanishspeaking nations, all 85-gallon salvage overpack steel drums manufactured by Skolnik Industries Inc. will now contain the line “Barril de Salvamento” directly under the words “Salvage Drums.” This will help identify the purpose of the drums and add efficiency to their usage around the world.
The 85-gallon, heavy-duty “Big Mouth” Salvage Drum is made of 16-gauge steel with a 12-gauge bolted ring, and has a tare weight of 78 pounds. It can be used as an overpack shipping container for damaged or leaking drums.
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Communications system
A body-worn, self-contained voice amplifier that combines an FM radio receiver has been announced by Harmark Inc. Called “Loud Mouth RX,” the device is worn on or under protective clothing and provides amplified radio reception and communications in team or solo operations
Task groups such as firefighters, toxic waste clean-up units, nuclear containment entry teams, and other persons in hazardous environments can have instant communications among themselves and from a distant supervisor.
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Elbow valve
Angus Fire Armour Corporation introduces a new elbow valve The new Style 13 is the narrowest elbow relief valve available today with 8 inches from swivel to storz. according to the company. Other features include; 50-200 psi adjustable pressure relief valve, air bleeder, etc
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New light system
Pelican Products introduces the MitvLite Mini-System. The system includes: a new’ pearl white MitvLite, spare 20-hour Xenon fired lamp module, accessory nite vision red lens for undisturbed nite vision, premium quality Energizer Alkaline batteries, spare “O” ring with silicone grease cap, stainless steel split ring for key chain use, and a handy unbreakable shirt clip.
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Leather fire service boot
The Record Industrial Company (RICO) introduces the Maximizer, a leather, 100’* w’aterproof, firefighter’s safety boot. A steel safety toe cap, designed for today’s foot shape, and a soft, mildew-resistant liner all combine to provide maximum comfort and support, according to the company. At 5 pounds, this boot is about half the weight of a rubberized boot. Maximum protection is provided bv a puncture-resistant sole plate and a Kevlar felt internal liner.
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Replacement battery
The JB70-B11, now available from JaBro Batteries Inc., is a nickel cadmium replacement battery for two Midland radios.
This 10-cell pack is designed for use in the MidlancF 70-152, VHF model, and in the 70-252, a UHF model The JB70-B11 is rated at 12 volts and 500 mah.
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Helmet series
Cairns & Brother introduces the Commando series of rescue/paramedic/SAR helmets. The first two models in the series are the lightweight HP-1 Commando, with a single chinstrap with postman’s slide, and the HP-2 Commando Mountaineer, featuring a dual-mounting-point strap with napeof-the-neck crossover and polycarbonate chin cup for extra stability
The HP-1 is specially designed for working in a vehicle or in close emergency conditions, while the HP-2 is suited to rope, high-rise, or helicopter rescue work.
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Signaling light
Federal Signal introduces the new Model 100* powerful warning and signaling light for mounting on all emergency vehicles. This economical, 12-volt light features a single 50-watt, high-intensitv, halogen, stationary lamp with a rotating parabolic reflector enclosed within a sturdy acrylic dome. This light provides 95 flashes per minute for unmistakable visibility, according to the manufacturer.
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Generator system
The Harrison Hydra-Gen hydraulic generator system is designed for fire and rescue vehicles. Standard 6,000-20,000-watt models are of modular design and feature size, weight, noise, safety, maintenance, and warranty advantages.
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CO indicator badge
Carbon monoxide is a tasteless, odorless gas that affects every one exposed to it. The carbon monoxide Dead/Stop Indicator Badge warns when the level of carbon monoxide in a breathing area is approaching or exceeding the maximum allowable under federal regulations.
Good for 30 days, the Dead/Stop will change back to its original color when flushed with clean fresh air for 2-3 hours during that 30-day period. A self-adhesive backing is provided for adhering the badge to walls, dashboards, cockpits, workbenches, near furnaces, and other CO suspected areas.
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