Foam tube AKRON 3621 Low expansion
The Foam tube Low expansion 36210001 allows you to convert your monitors FireFox and Mercury Quick Attack LE to monitor foam for Class A or B applications, where thicker foam coverage is desired. This foam tube comes with a new turbine locking ring that allows it to be easily threaded onto the end of the monitor head.
Monitor nozzle AKRON AkroMatic 5178 (with motor)
The AkroMatic 5178 head from Akron Brass is a state-of-the-art solution designed to optimize the performance of firefighting monitors. Offering jet modulation capability, it enables precise control of flow and dispersion, guaranteeing adaptation to different intervention scenarios. Compatible with several models of monitors Akron, it ensures effective projection of the extinguishing agent, while improving the safety and efficiency of operations. Its robust, hard-wearing design makes it an ideal choice for demanding environments.
Monitor nozzle AkroMatic 5075 Master Stream (with 24V motor)
The monitor nozzle AkroMatic 5075 Master Stream 24V from AKRON BRASS is designed to provide precise electric jet control for demanding fire-fighting systems and vehicles. This motorized head covers a flow range from 950 to 4800 L/min at 5.5 bar, and features a flat spray pattern- a specific configuration of the 5075 model that sets it apart from other heads in the AkroMatic range, including more traditional spray versions such as the 5177. Compatible with a range of monitors AKRON products, it is the ideal solution for municipal and industrial fire departments, and for high-risk sites looking for power, reliability and remote control.
Monitor nozzle AKRON AquaStream 4452
AquaStream Master Stream 4452 from monitor nozzle AKRON®pyrolite version is a proven solution for demanding industrial applications. Designed to offer constant flow and manual jet control, it guarantees performance and reliability. Although this model is no longer manufactured, it remains widely used for its robustness. As an authorized repair center AKRON®, MMF Protection et Sécurité provides maintenance and advice to extend the life of your equipment.
Monitor nozzle AKRON Rampage 4461 BRONZE (FM approval)

AKRON® 's monitor nozzle Rampage MasterStream 4461 is designed for power, reliability and durability in the most demanding environments. Made from high-strength bronze, it is highly resistant to corrosion, even in marine or industrial conditions. Compatible with many of the brand's monitors fixed and portable models, it features an adjustable jet for rapid adaptation. Available from MMF Protection et Sécurité, an authorized AKRON® dealer and repair center, this head combines hydraulic performance and operational robustness.
Monitor nozzle AKRON Master Stream 3626 (foam tube )
The Master Stream range of monitor nozzles foam extractors are designed to increase their efficiency by optimizing the level of air suction from the foam.
This product is no longer manufactured, it's our LAST ITEM IN STOCK!
Monitor nozzle AKRON TurboMaster 1755
Akron's Turbomaster 1755 head model is designed for exceptional performance in emergency response situations. Robust and reliable, it guarantees optimum pressure and flow for maximum coverage during fire-fighting operations. This model is ideal for firefighters and security teams requiring enhanced maneuverability and maximum efficiency. With its innovative design, the Turbomaster 1755 offers excellent ergonomics and rugged durability, making it the preferred choice for safety and emergency professionals.
Handheld nozzle AKRON TurboJet 1744 (without handle)
The Turbojet 1744 handheld firehandheld nozzle r is an adjustable-flow fire handheld nozzle r designed for operations requiring power, precision, and rapid adjustment of the water stream. It allows users to select from multiple flow rates, switch from a straight stream to a fan spray with a simple twist, and features a Pyrolite body that combines lightness with durability. Suitable for urban and industrial fires as well as demanding operations, it offers effective stream control to ensure the safety of firefighters.
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