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AIRCRAFT DEICING EQUIPMENT

Cold-weather and de-icing solutions from IDEX Fire & Safety help you effectively and efficiently get the aircraft off the ground and in the air. 

Deicing and cold-weather operations

IDEX Fire & Safety nozzles and monitors have been developed to apply Type I deicing fluid at elevated temperatures and higher pressures to melt or remove ice, snow and frost from the most critical surfaces of an aircraft 

For the application of anti-icing, Akron Type IV nozzles and monitors operate at lower pressures and flows ensuring quality product disbursement without the worry of sheer to prevent ice and snow from forming on the aircraft 

Deice with the StreamMaster Electric Monitor

This electric remote-control monitor delivers a jet of high-temperature air through a low profile 4” airway to remove accumulated snow from the surfaces of the aircraft prior to deicing operations. It has a wide range of horizontal and vertical movement with adjustable stops and manual overrides. The StreamMaster is available with 12-volt or 24-volt motors and actuators and a variety of remote controls. An automatic stow feature is available. 

Streammaster

What Our Customers Are Saying

 

“We were using several other brands of deicing nozzles, but we were having lots of problems with them. We approached Akron Brass, and they worked with us to develop the products we needed... The Akron products do what I want, and we are really happy with them.” 

 

  • John Guse, Head of Deicing Maintenance and Repair for Northwest Airlines at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport 

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Partnered with Akron Brass to develop a customized monitors and nozzles solution  

 

Severe-Duty Hydraulic and Electronic Monitors 

Our Severe Duty Hydraulic and electronic monitors are designed to withstand continuous operation while mounted on heavy equipment like off-road fire, construction, mining, or landfill vehicles. 

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Explore Industrial Markets

We partner with first responders to engineer equipment that meets the unique needs of your market, department, and crew.  

Case Study

Petrochemical

Enhance the safety and efficiency of your crew fighting structural fires, with reliable, trusted equipment and solutions. 

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Engineered Solutions

You need equipment you can count on when you’re combatting wildfires in natural or rural areas, oftentimes miles away from a water source. 

Case Study

Tank Cleaning

The unpredictable nature of marine environments means having the right gear and plans in place is essential. IDEX Fire & Safety products ensure you have what you need for quick, effective responses. 

Case Study

Equipment Washing

From cutters and spreaders to lifting bags, we work tirelessly to test and improve the equipment that helps you save lives. 

Case Study

Mining

Power up your emergency medical services (EMS) fleet with lighting, electronics, and tools that make the rescue scene safer for all. 

Case Study

Hazardous Materials (HasMat)

Be prepared for the next HazMat emergency with equipment built to withstand the toughest conditions and streamline your response and safety operations. 

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Move airplane wings safely and efficiently

Even the heaviest loads lift quickly with Vetter lifting bads. Lift, push, press, and split even the heaviest loads with ease. They operate silently and smoothly, gripping even the on slippery surfaces. 

Hale’s 8FG Pump

Hale’s 8FG was designed specifically for high flow industrial firefighting applications. Built utilizing the popular G gearbox, the 8FG is manufactured for reliable operation. The compact design requires less space in your truck freeing up space for water, foam, or equipment. 

Optimizing ARFF operations

In 2002, Akron Brass started working with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Fire Research Group at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida. The AFRL is responsible for developing new equipment and techniques to meet evolving firefighting needs around the world. 

The lab found that applying Class B foams at pressures up to 1,200 psi could significantly reduce the amount of agent needed. This concept may enable handling larger fires with fewer or smaller ARFF units. Akron Brass has since worked with AFRL to design a remote-control monitor, monitor nozzle, and handline nozzle to handle high-pressure foam streams. 

 

  • The use of the name or mark of any specific manufacturer, commercial product, commodity, or service in this publication does not imply endorsement by the Air Force Research Laboratory or the United States Air Force. 

 

Equipment washdown systems 

    • Created for heavy vehicle washing facilities and equipment spanning a range of industries, including mining, construction, aerospace industries, and more 

    • Custom sequences to wash down units, with focused streams 

    • Generally applicable to viscous materials that are difficult to remove 

    • Reduced equipment downtime 

    • Manual or pre-programmed options 

Conquest Electric Remote Controlled Monitor System 

The Conquest Electric Remote Controlled Monitor System is ideal for use in fixed site applications like equipment washdown. Specifically designed for industrial application, the Conquest monitor flows water up to 2000 gpm. Pair the monitor with the Conquest adjustable fog nozzles and motor control unit for a system that gets the job done efficiently. 

Conquest

Equipping generations of first responders

 

From pumps and valves to nozzles and monitors, IDEX Fire & Safety brands have outfitted the hearts of first responders for generations. With centuries of experience, we’ve earned the undying loyalty of emergency response professionals across the globe. Explore our brands and see how they’ve proven trusted, reliable, and steadfast. 

 

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