Fire hose coupling

Fire hose coupling is the crucial connector attached to the end of a fire hose that allows it to be connected to a water source (like a hydrant or pump), another hose to extend its length, or a nozzle.

Russian GOST Couplings are a type of fire hose couplings that conform to the Russian national standards.  They are often used in industrial and firefighting applications in Russia.

Fire hose coupling is the metal fitting attached to the end of a fire hose, allowing multiple hoses to be connected together (to extend length) or to be connected to other equipment like hydrants, fire pumps, nozzles, and monitors.

The American Hose Rack Assembly (Hose Station) is a one-person operable indoor fire-fighting system designed for controlling incipient-stage fires in buildings. It complies with NFPA 14 standards for Class II and Class III fire service, integrating core components to enable quick fire response.

British Coupling is not a specific brand or model of coupling, but refers to the threaded quick couplings used in British standard fire hydrants, fire hoses and fire truck pump systems.

The Storz Fire Fighting Couplings are specialized connecting components for firefighting systems, designed with a universal head structure to enable fast, secure connection of firefighting hoses, PVC pipes, and other low-pressure pipes, widely used in emergency fire suppression scenarios.

The fire hose coupling is a key component that connects fire hoses with each other, hoses with fire pumps, and hoses with fire guns (water cannons).