Elkhart Brass demonstrated how to set a Target Pressure Window on an APEX valve using a training video.
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“In this training video, we show how to set a Target Pressure Window on your APEX valve”
— Elkhart Brass team
Company
Elkhart Brass
Over 120 Years of Firefighting Innovation | A Clarience Technologies Company
- Industry
- Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Elkhart, US
- Company size
- 141 employees
Elkhart Brass is the industry’s most experienced manufacturer of rugged and innovative firefighting and fire protection equipment. Elkhart Brass products can be found in fire departments around the world, building systems, offshore drilling sites, as well as in military, marine, LNG and industrial firefighting applications. Well known for a commitment to quality, value and customer service founded in 1902, Elkhart Brass is a global leader now included as a Safe Fleet brand. In fact, Elkhart Brass still operates at its original site in Elkhart, Indiana. In addition to manufacturing and management, the site also houses product research and development, engineering, and product testing. Elkhart manufactures more than 2,000 products used in virtually every aspect of firefighting. Elkhart’s goal is to be an exceptional supplier to the firefighting industry. Firefighters are committed to making a difference in the world by saving lives and making the world safer. Elkhart believes in being equally committed to this charge as a supplier. In order for firefighters to do their jobs successfully, they need to be equipped with the most reliable and durable equipment possible. Elkhart Brass fire suppression equipment is used daily on an international level. We offer the most innovative equipment available so those involved in emergency management can succeed on all levels of the job. From the mental focus required to the physical demands on their bodies, the equipment they use, to the lives and assets they protect daily. For more information please visit www.elkhartbrass.com
Founded 1902