HEN Nozzles

"Notice the amount of coverage the solid stream blade pattern provides from the HEN Nozzle. Less movement, more coverage, more efficiency." - Andy Starnes #hennozzles #innovation

?? Funding News: ??? News Month: October, 2024 Revolutionizing Firefighting with Innovation: HEN Nozzles Raises $8M! ?? Hayward-based HEN Nozzles is on a mission to empower firefighters with cutting-edge tools. The company has secured $8M in funding to accelerate the development of its groundbreaking fluidics technology! ?? Key Highlights: ??Backed by Top Investors: O'Neil Strategic Capital, Cthulhu Ventures, z21 Ventures, TiE Silicon Valley Angels, Sacramento Angels, and Shasta Ventures Angels. ??Next-Level Tech: Patented nozzles inspired by fluid dynamics and thermal science for: - Rapidly adapting water streams. - Faster fire suppression. - Reduced water usage. Trusted by the Best: Already in use by CALFIRE, US Marine Corps, Kansas City FD, and others, HEN aims to equip 1,000 more departments in 2025! CEO Sunny Sethi’s Vision: “We're not just innovating tools; we’re redefining how firefighters protect lives, property, and our environment.” ?? The future of firefighting is here! Are you ready to join the mission? ?? Stay tuned to Future Techly for the latest updates on this groundbreaking initiative and the latest in tech and business! ?? Source: FinSMEs ?? Repost if you think this insight is worth sharing!

"Very impressive!! When that wall of water went up against the ceiling and there wasn't a lot of nozzle play involved and immediately the fire gases contracted back in the room; very quick conversion" - David, our nozzleman, during the Atlanta Modern Fuel Burn. #hennozzles

The Blade Stream The blade stream is a linear stream. It is created by expanding a solid stream beyond the nozzle end. The blade stream is made from a band of large droplets that when projected form a line of water. To get the blade stream you simply turn the nozzle barrel to the left. In the fire stream development world that journey took decades. No one had ever combined the solid stream with a linear stream before. The blade stream creates a wide edge of water increasing your coverage dimension. The linear stream is a force multiplier when it comes to coverage, cooling and gas contraction. The blade streams effectiveness is via its application, cooling over a large area rapidly drops the temperatures converting the space for occupation. A linear stream is easier to apply, it requires less nozzle movement and is more efficient in covering an expanded area. The nozzle firefighter chooses how to apply the stream either horizontally or vertically, it’s very intuitive. Advancing using the wide blade has never been easier along with providing tremendous coverage. If you want your firefighters to be universally more effective give them the combination of the blade stream and a solid stream for their fires.? You’ll see it for yourself.

HEN 'Blade Pattern' = This solid stream of water allows for better coverage with more surface cooling. #hennozzles

HEN Nozzles is #hiring for the role of Regional Sales - Firefighting Equipment. Know anyone who might be interested?

HEN Blade = large pattern of water droplets with more coverage equaled longer lasting cooling = cooler environment for the firefighter + air entrainment brining cooler air for more chances for survivability

More Water-More Coverage-More KnockDown Thank you Andy Starnes #hennozzles

It's always a great day when we get to open our doors and show off Snap-tite! ?? We had the honor of hosting firefighting legend Ray McCormack from HEN Nozzles as he toured our facility and learned more about our world class products. ???? Collaborating with industry leaders like Ray drives us to keep pushing the boundaries of performance, quality and safety. #SnaptitePromise #HENNozzles

In suppression, coverage is key! Check out the HEN Nozzles knocking down these simulated office cubicle fires.