The portable pumps for these high pressure skids are designed with diaphragm or self-priming piston pumps. These pumps are mounted on welded frames, protected by high quality epoxy coatings. Units can include hose reels, electric or manual, with high pressure fog/stream nozzles. Pumps can also include high pressure foam proportioning systems. These proportioners insure consistent injection of foam concentrates throughout a wide range of percentages. The units are also available with water tanks (polypropylene) from 50 to 500 gallons. With 11 gpm @ 1450 P.S.I., these skid units provide outstanding protection with minimal water usage.

This high volume Honda powered floating pump is the most efficient on the market. It gives you the highest volume in its range.

This Honda pump is the most reliable on the market. It is the ideal tool to fill your fire truck, supply your pump truck, or carry water over a long distance. Engine and pump are mounted on a protective frame made of steel with shock absorbers and folding handles.

This light weight Honda powered pump is the most powerful on the market in its category. You get the highest volume in its range. Engine and pump are mounted on a protective frame made of steel with shock absorbers and folding handles.

This high volume Kawasaki powered floating pump is the most efficient on the market. It gives you the highest volume in its range.

This pump is the ideal tool to fill your fire truck, supply your pump truck or carry water over a long distance.

A tank, a live hose reel and/or crosslay, a portable fire pump and/or a compressed air foam system (CAFS), with an engine: these can be combined into a single one-piece assembly that can be slipped onto a truck bed, trailer, or into a body and used for flowing water and/or foam on a structural fire, car fire or wildfire. The most common wildland and urban interface fire engines in North America combine a small truck with a water tank and a high performance portable pump. The sizes vary from 50 gallons for an ATV, up to 500 gallons for full-size trucks.

A tank, a live hose reel and/or crosslay, a portable fire pump and/or a compressed air foam system (CAFS), with an engine: these can be combined into a single one-piece assembly that can be slipped onto a truck bed, trailer, or into a body and used for flowing water and/or foam on a structural fire, car fire or wildfire. The most common wildland and urban interface fire engines in North America combine a small truck with a water tank and a high performance portable pump. The sizes vary from 50 gallons for an ATV, up to 500 gallons for full-size trucks.

A tank, a live hose reel and/or crosslay, a portable fire pump and/or a compressed air foam system (CAFS), with an engine: these can be combined into a single one-piece assembly that can be slipped onto a truck bed, trailer, or into a body and used for flowing water and/or foam on a structural fire, car fire or wildfire. The most common wildland and urban interface fire engines in North America combine a small truck with a water tank and a high performance portable pump. The sizes vary from 50 gallons for an ATV, up to 500 gallons for full-size trucks.

A tank, a live hose reel, crosslay, foam system(s), and or patient transport, with a fire pump that can be combined into a single one-piece assembly slipped onto a small truck, ATV, trailer or boat. This unit can be used for flowing water and or foam on a structural fire, car fire, marine fire, wildfire, and confined space fires. This unit is very effective in, parking garages, commercial and industrial buildings, stadiums, arenas, and parking lots. The combination of fire suppression and patient transport capabilities, packs a lot of value into this all poly-unit. It's "light" and ready to "fight".