Jet Nozzle for Focused Fire Hose Water Discharge
A jet nozzle forms a concentrated water stream at the outlet of compatible fire hose or hose reel equipment. The focused pattern supports directional discharge, allowing a trained user to aim the hose stream toward the required area while maintaining direct control of the nozzle body.
Coordinate project supply with AJ Safety Solutions, review the available fire hose nozzle range, and match the outlet with suitable hose reel equipment included in the approved system design.
Focused Directional Pattern
The internal water passage and formed outlet establish the jet pattern. A handheld body provides the user with a clear aiming interface, while the rear coupling connects the nozzle to the compatible hose end. The actual stream shape and performance depend on the supplied nozzle geometry, available water conditions, and system arrangement.
Key Functional Features
- Focused jet pattern provides a defined directional water stream.
- Compact nozzle body supports handheld aiming and movement.
- Rear coupling interface connects with the project-specified hose fitting.
- Visible outlet form helps identify the discharge direction during inspection.
Typical Applications
Jet nozzles may be used with fire hose reels, building hose stations, cabinet hose arrangements, industrial fire points, and other compatible water-delivery systems. Use should follow site emergency procedures, training requirements, approved design documents, and the instructions supplied with the complete hose assembly.
Project Specification Notes
Connection type, inlet size, nozzle length, outlet diameter, body material, grip, operating control, pressure, flow, stream reach, approval, and included accessories vary by model. No unverified numeric value or certification is stated in this record. Confirm complete technical data before ordering or publishing.
Standards and Maintenance References
System teams can consult NFPA 14 for standpipe and hose system requirements and NFPA 25 for inspection, testing, and maintenance guidance. Adopted codes, approved drawings, manufacturer instructions, and the authority having jurisdiction remain controlling.

















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