Angus FC/FCS 7000-8500 Aspirating Foam Cannons Product Data Sheet

The Angus FC/FCS 7000‑8500 aspirating foam cannons are stainless‑steel fire‑suppression devices with performance data, material specs and optional finishes.


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Brand
Angus
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
667 KB
Published
29 September, 2026
Updated
29 September, 2026
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About this manual

The Angus FC/FCS 7000‑8500 range of aspirating foam cannons is built from SS316 stainless steel with a bronze hub and Viton gaskets. Designed for fire‑water monitors, the cannons deliver a foam‑water mix with an expansion ratio of 3 to 8 and nominal flows of 7,000‑8,500 l/min at 7 bar inlet pressure.

Performance data includes maximum design pressure of 16 bar, optional paint finishes, and various nozzle options covering 200‑20,000 l/min. Foam spreaders and pick‑up tubes are available in standard and self‑inducing versions, with weights of 18 kg and 21 kg respectively.

What's inside

  • Design Overview
  • Materials and Construction
  • Operating Pressure and Flow
  • Performance Data
  • Nozzles and Options
  • Optional Paint Finish
  • Foam Spreaders
  • Dimensions and Weight
  • Contact Information

Specifications

Inlet connection150 × 150 flange
Maximum design pressure16 bar
Barrel materialSS316 stainless steel
Hub materialBronze (EN CC491K equivalent)
Gasket materialViton
Nominal flow rate (7 bar)7,000‑8,500 l/min
Standard cannon weight18 kg
Self‑inducing cannon weight21 kg
Foam pick‑up tube diameter25 mm or 35 mm
Optional finish coatPolyurethane 40 μm Red RAL3000

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum design pressure of the Angus FC/FCS 7000‑8500 foam cannon?

The maximum design pressure is 16 bar.

What material is the cannon barrel made from?

The barrel is made from SS316 stainless steel.

What are the nominal flow rates at 7 bar inlet pressure?

The cannons deliver 7,000‑8,500 l/min at 7 bar inlet pressure.

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