Fire Fighting Tools List: With Images & Uses

In this article, we will discuss the fire fighting tools list.

Fire fighting tools are very essential as it is used in an emergency case. These tools can save a lot of lives during a fire accident. Fire Fighting Tools List is provided with the images and their uses.

  1. Fire Fighting Tools List  

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We will move from minor tools to large ones. Let’s check the fire fighting tolls list below:

Names	Images	Uses
1. Copper Tube Cutter		Used to cut pipe.
2. Water Pump Pliers		Used to cut thick metal.
3. Air Testing U Gauge Kit		Used to test drains and sewers.
4. Solder Capillary Lead-Free Wire		Used to produce perfect joints quickly and effectively.
5. PVC Pipe Cement		Used for an airtight, leak-proof bond.
6. Pipe Sealing Cord		Used for sealing pipe threads, lubricating threaded connections, and preventing seizing during disassembly.
7. PTFE Tape		Used for sealing pipe threads.
8. Super Fire 2 Torch		Used for soldering and brazing.
9. Plastic Pipe Cutter		Used for cutting plastic pipes.
10. Flux Brush		Used in pipe connections that are joined together by soldering.

21. Plungers		Used to clear blockages in drains and pipes.
22. Hand Auger		Used to carry out a range of shallow digging necessary in obtaining soil samples, making postholes, etc.
23. Goggles		Used to shield the eyes against liquid or chemical splash, irritating mists.
24. Heat Shields/Pads		Used to protect objects from overheating.
25. Stubby screwdriver		Used to facilitate access to screws located in areas that cannot be reached easily by a regular screwdriver.
26. Drain Auger		Used for removing clogs and obstructions from a drain.
27. Adjustable 2 Jaw Basin Wrench		Used in tightening or loosening nuts in awkward positions, particularly those underneath basins or baths.
28. Adjustable Wrench Extra Wide Jaws		Used for drain trap that is often used in kitchen and bathroom floor drain.
29. Replacement Radiator Bracket		Used to securely fix your existing radiators to the floor or wall.
30. Standard U-Gauge Manometer		Used to measure the pressure that the difference in column heights is also a common unit.

11. Silicone Lubricant Grease		Used to prevent corrosion on valve stems, faucets, ballcock linkages, etc.
12. Drain Test Plug		Used to stop pipes and to carry out low-pressure testing on many types of pipes.
13. Hacksaw		Used for cutting thin metal such as aluminum, brass, steel, or copper.
14. Pliers		Used for gripping.
15. Pipe wrench		Used on threaded pipe, usually galvanized steel, black iron, or similar metal pipes.
16. Fireman Axe		Used for smashing windows or doors to gain entry, or to chop holes in a roof for ventilation.
17. Borescope		Used to non-destructively inspect industrial systems and equipment for condition, manufactured parts for quality and security, and law enforcement for contraband, intelligence, and safety.
18. Crimpers		Used to make cold weld joints between wires and a connector by deforming one or both of them to hold the other.
19. Gloves		Used to protect and comfort hands against cold or heat, damage by friction, abrasion or chemicals, and disease.
20. Faucet Key		Used to open tamper-resistant hose bibs which are usually located on the exterior of commercial and industrial buildings, as well as rest stops.

30. Standard U-Gauge Manometer		Used to measure the pressure that the difference in column heights is also a common unit.
31. Universal Drain Clearing Rod Set		Used to clean and remove obstructions from most domestic 100mm (4in) underground drainage pipes.
32.  Contract Air Duster		Used to provide a pressurized blast, knocking loose dust and dirt.
33. High-Pressure Propane Regulator		Used for blown-air heaters, grain drying, blowtorches, furnaces, outdoor catering, and other uses.
34. Abrasive Mini Strips		Used for roughing up, deburring, and removing paint and oxides from copper pipe and fittings prior to soldering.
35. Butane Propane Gas Cartridge		Used as a fuel in heating, cooling, hot water, vehicles, refrigerants, and much more.
36. Jacks		Used to apply great forces or lift heavy loads.
37. Fire Engine		Used for transporting firefighters and water to an incident as well as carrying equipment for firefighting operations.
38. Water Monitor tool		Used to understand your water use patterns and discover leaks and inefficiencies.
39. Fire Bucket		Used to extinguish fires

This was our 39 Fire Fighting Tools List.