HEN 160gpm@50PSI Blade Hallway to Bedroom Push, Drill Tower

Education/Demo around full hallway Bladed stream captured on advance, plus distribution advantages in the made seat Room Blade vs Solid stream .
1) On the way to the seat a more complete stream seal, easier to accomplished in the hallway. The center of the Blade pattern is still wet, ensure continued water down range regardless of edge impacts in hallway. (0 to 20 Seconds)
2) Easy up and down motion gives full coverage, once seat room is made with full floor sweep and ceiling capture. The Blade produces large amounts of fallout in center of room and below 48 inches. This is where fuel packages live. (18 to 25 seconds)
3) Pattern moved to standard Tight Solid stream compared to Blade (36 to 48 seconds)
4) You can see the more complete possible capture of the critical 8D (eight suppression dimensions) in the Bladed pattern. Four Walls, Ceiling, Floor, Live Fuel Package and Gases. This is apparent (50-to 60 seconds)
5) A wave of water falling dead center in the room 1:40 till end.
The Blade stream distribution wise of large droplets / sheets of water, makes me think you can not get better than this, a Bladed Pattern observationally creates a superior distribution of large droplet suppression water, that is indisputable. 1,2,3,4,5 items = lights out fast, just like turning off a light switch the Blade pattern leads to domination of many critical factors in suppression fire stream application in a easier way for the nozzleman to execute on the fire ground. Just watch the video. ‪@HenNozzles‬

[@leehart9055]

What is the difference between the blade pattern and a semi fog pattern on other nozzles?

[@dennislegear8690]

Edge concertation vs tiny droplets and spread out over large spaces. www.linkedin.com/in/dennis-legear-54659140/ read the articles. I have been truly impressed, was hired to prove pattern. I said I was hired to disprove pattern ve existing patterns. I have thrown every monkey wrench at it. If my hose was on fire and my family was on the line... Bladed Pattern at 160gpm@50psi with a Turbo 75psi back pressure would be what I want to show up in a qualified Nozzleman hands.