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    Product of the Day: RAM XD Rapid Attack Monitor

    Feb. 1, 2023
    The RAM XD Rapid Attack Portable Monitor from Elkhart Brass can be easily deployed by a single firefighter to flow up to 500 gpm fast!
    Related To: Elkhart Brass, a Safe Fleet Brand
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    RAPID ATTACK PORTABLE MONITOR: Ideal for quick attack, high-rise, and industrial applications, the RAM XD™ Rapid Attack Portable Monitor can be easily deployed by a single firefighter to flow up to 500 gpm (1900 LPM) fast! Lightweight and compact, the RAM XD can lower down to 14 degrees above horizontal making it easy to flow into overhead doors, traditional size man doors, or store fronts. Its angled waterway shape and four foldout legs help to harness nozzle reaction making an extremely stable and safe design. It delivers the best stream quality and reach at only 75 psi (5 BAR) nozzle pressure. Lock pin holds valve in closed position preventing accidental opening while moving the unit on a charged hose line. A safety strap is attached along with a storage pouch. Click here for more.  

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