Waterous has been making quality, American-Made firefighting related products since 1886. Still building revolutionary fire suppression systems today, Waterous holds true to the philosophy - “Cast, Machined, Assembles and Tested in America.” Departments worldwide count on Waterous to provide the utmost in quality products and customer service. What started as a single factory in the quiet riverside city of South Saint Paul, Minnesota, has grown into an internationally recognized company that continues to develop leading products and services for the global firefighting community.
Waterous discharge valves trunnion design allows the ball of the valve to remain centered in the valve body via a hydraulically balanced floating seal assembly with urethane seal...
Assembly of the Waterous CSU fire pump starts with heart of the pump, which is the impeller, and the backbone of that is the stainless steel impeller shaft.
Waterous CX/CXS Series Fire Pumps can be mounted anywhere, driven by a variety of pump transmissions or PTOs and has a small footprint to fit virtually any apparatus.
The Waterous CS Series single-stage fire pump is designed with a two-piece, horizontally split body with intake and discharge passageways in a single casting and on the same level...
Waterous CS Series single-stage fire pumps are designed with a two-piece, horizontally split body with intake and discharge passageways in a single casting.
The system can be trailer or apparatus mounted, configurable in a variety of options and can control up to 16 individual foam discharges via one HMI touchscreen.
The Getzville (NY) Fire Company has selected Spartan Emergency Response and its authorized dealer, Colden Enterprises, to provide the company with three Spartan Custom Pumpers...
Waterous has launched a new Pressure Governor that automatically regulates the discharge pressure at the level set by the operator within +/-2.5% of full-scale, providing more...
Waterous continues the Firefighting America Series by following the Dallas Fire Department talking about recruiting, training, city challenges and firefighting.
Apparatus Architects Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur talk about the new fire apparatus and innovations that they found while walking the show floor at FDIC. Listen as they name their...
Fire tradeshows are in full swing and it's a good idea for every firefighter and fire officer to attend at least one trade show a year to learn more about products and innovations...
Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur's scrutiny of two quints and a pumper reveals how department officers and members applied their knowledge of their respective response districts to...
This Pierce Enforcer rescue/engine was placed in service by the Wilmington Fire Department and carries extrication, confined space and high-angle rescue equipment.
Spartan ERV built this rescue/engine for the Woodstown-Reliance Volunteer Fire Company with a 750-gallon tank, a winch and it carries multiple rescue tools.
Centrifugal fire pumps long have been the backbone of pumping apparatus in the fire service because of their efficiency and their versatility. They come in various configurations...
