5-litre hydrocarbon plastic jerrycan

Discover the Wickman female valve strainer, the essential accessory for your pumping operations. Designed for fire-fighters and forest fire-fighting professionals, it ensures reliable suction of your motor-driven pumps, prevents backflow and effectively protects the pump from debris.

The Rotary Vane Primer AP00950 is a high-performance rotary vane vacuum pump, ideal for rapidly priming fire pumps with suction heads from 20 to 28 feet. Made of hard-anodized, heat-treated aluminum, it is robust, durable and compatible with all types of pump. Its electromagnetic motor is powered directly by the vehicle's electrical system, for simplified, efficient operation.

The SYM 65 valveless polyethylene suction strainer is designed to protect a suction line by limiting the entry of debris when pumping water. Compliant with standard NF S 61-842, it is ideal for fire-fighting equipment requiring a simple, lightweight strainer suited to suction operations.

10 L high-density plastic jerrycan, approved for transporting fuels and hydrocarbons (UN standard). Integrated rigid spout, cap with safety clip. Ideal for intervention or professional use.

The Guillemin Symétrique DN40 suction strainer without a check valve is designed to protect a suction line when pumping from a reservoir, basin, cistern, or natural water source. Its compact DN40 design limits the entry of debris into the pump while remaining easy to install and handle in the field.

Choose the Hydro-Wick® hand primer - 38mm / 1 ½'' BSP Female, designed for the Mercedes Textiles Ltd range of special forest fire pumps. A sturdy, efficient solution for rapid priming, ideal for fire-fighters on the move.

This complete fuel line, available with Mercury or Chrysler connectors, is compatible with the tanks of Wick fire engines from Mercedes Textiles Ltd. Robust, reliable and easy to connect, it guarantees optimum flow for efficient fire-fighting operations.

The AWG DN 65 suction strainer with check valve is designed for drawing firefighting water from an open source. Installed at the inlet of a suction line, it protects the system from drawing in unwanted debris and ensures a reliable water supply during firefighting operations. This handle-less model complies with DIN 14362 and weighs 2.3 kg.