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Brand: Elkhart Brass
Elkhart Brass HF13-750 Hydro-Foam Self-Educting Foam Nozzle
Description
A larger self-educting foam nozzle for monitors
The Elkhart Brass HF13-750 is the larger of the two HF13 Hydro-Foam nozzles and suits monitor use where 700 gpm class foam flow is needed without a separate proportioning system. Elkhart gives the data sheet rating as 715 gpm (2700 LPM) at 100 psi (7 bar), while its catalog names the model by the 750 gpm class, so confirm the exact rating for your design. It has a 2.5 in female swivel inlet and a built-in metering device that draws concentrate through the included 9 ft (2.7 m) clear vinyl pick-up hose at 1 percent or 3 percent.
The stream pattern is easily adjusted under flowing conditions from 90 degree wide fog to straight jet, and the nozzle is suited to Class A and Class B foam including AR-AFFF, AFFF, FFF and fluoroprotein.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / model | Elkhart Brass, HF-13-750 Hydro-Foam self-educting nozzle |
| Rated flow / pressure | 715 gpm (2700 LPM) at 100 psi (7 bar) |
| Maximum pressure | 200 psi (14 bar) |
| Inlet | 2.5 in NHT female swivel |
| Type | Constant flow, all stream patterns |
| Foam pick-up rates | 1 percent and 3 percent |
| Foam pick-up tube | Clear flexible PVC, 9.0 ft (2.7 m) by 1.25 in ID |
| Material | Corrosion resistant brass; cast and satin brass finish |
| Weight | 26.0 lb (11.7 kg) |
| Ambient temperature | -35 °F to 232 °F (-37 °C to 111 °C) |
| Maximum reach | 220 ft (67 m) |
| Foam regulation options | Proportioning disc or metering valve |
The catalog lists the HF13-750 and HF13-1000 together, noting that they are UL Listed with the metering valve. Check the current listing for your configuration.
Proportioning options and accessories
The HF13 nozzles regulate foam either with a proportioning disc or with a metering valve. Drum pick-up kit number 2 is designed for the HF13-750 and HF13-1000 and allows the foam inlet to be pre-connected to a drum or tote of concentrate; it includes a PVC pick-up tube with a shut-off valve, a brass vacuum breaker and 8 ft (2.4 m) of clear reinforced vinyl hose.
Self-educting nozzles need adequate inlet pressure and a short, unobstructed pick-up line, because the foam is drawn in by the flow through the nozzle rather than pushed in by a pump. Using the nozzle on a monitor, such as the Stingray or Copperhead, gives a foam attack without a separate proportioner, but the concentrate must be within reach of the pick-up hose. The 715 gpm figure on the data sheet and the 750 gpm in the model name should both be quoted in any specification so the intended flow is clear. Flush the foam line with clean water after use, as the instruction sheets for Elkhart foam nozzles advise.
Related Elkhart nozzles
| Elkhart master stream nozzle | Type and rating |
|---|---|
| X-Stream SM-1250B / SM-2000B | Automatic-style master stream nozzles, 350 to 2000 gpm, FM Approved |
| Select-O-Stream CJ-B, CJN-B, IMS-350 to IMS-1000 | Constant flow nozzles, 350 to 1000 gpm at 100 psi |
| Select-O-Flow CSW-LB | Selectable flow 350 to 1250 gpm at 100 psi |
| Mystery J, JN, CJK | Twist shutoff constant flow nozzles, 350 to 2000 gpm |
| Fixed system nozzles NTS-C, NTL-C, NT-C | Adjustable fixed system nozzles, 5 to 250 gpm |
The larger sibling, the HF13-1000, is rated 1040 gpm at 100 psi on its data sheet, with the same 1 percent and 3 percent pick-up rates and 26 lb weight.
Confirm before ordering
Confirm the flow class (HF13-750 or HF13-1000), concentrate type and ratio, metering method, drum pick-up kit and the monitor outlet. The attached Elkhart data sheet contains dimensions and reach. Send your details for a quotation, and see more Fire Fighting equipment.
Related Elkhart Brass products: Elkhart Brass HF-500 Hydro-Foam Self-Educting Foam Nozzle, Elkhart Brass CSW-LB Selectable Flow Master Stream Nozzle, Elkhart Brass CJ-B-500 500 gpm Master Stream Nozzle, Elkhart Brass 8393-H Hydrant Mount Stingray Fire Monitor, Elkhart Brass IMS-1000 1000 gpm Master Stream Nozzle and Elkhart Brass Mystery J 350 and 500 gpm Master Stream Nozzle.
Datasheets & Documents
- Datasheet Elkhart Brass HF-13-750 Hydro-Foam self-educting nozzle data sheet Download
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About brand
Elkhart Brass is an American manufacturer of firefighting nozzles, monitors and valves, founded in 1902 in Elkhart, Indiana, by Norwegian immigrant Albert E. Hansen. It started with straight bore tips, wyes, siamese and standpipe connections, and in 1936 introduced the Mystery nozzle, America's first peripheral jet fog nozzle. Elkhart Brass still operates at its original site with an in-house brass and aluminium foundry and has been part of Safe Fleet since 2015.
Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list selected Elkhart Brass monitors and nozzles with the technical data published by the manufacturer, for fire protection contractors and plant fire teams in Oman and the GCC.
Elkhart Brass company profile
| Founded | 1902, Elkhart, Indiana, USA, by Albert E. Hansen |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Elkhart, Indiana, USA, with its own foundry |
| Ownership | Safe Fleet, since 2015 |
| First products | Straight bore tips, wyes, siamese connections and standpipe connections |
| Product families | Handline and fog nozzles, fixed and remote-controlled monitors (Scorpion, Cobra, Sidewinder), valves and actuators, hydrant and standpipe fittings, foam equipment |
Milestones
- 1902: Albert E. Hansen builds a foundry in Elkhart and starts Elkhart Brass Mfg. Co.
- 1936: The Mystery nozzle, America's first peripheral jet fog nozzle, is introduced.
- 1940s: The Select-O-Stream nozzle follows.
- 1969: The Select-O-Matic automatic nozzle is launched.
- 2015: Safe Fleet acquires Elkhart Brass.
Elkhart Brass product series
Monitors include the Copperhead 8593-02 tiller bar monitor, the Stingray 8393 low-profile monitor and its hydrant-mount 8393-H version, the Spit-Fire 8394-02 dual handwheel monitor for 2000 gpm, and the WPO-2000 water powered oscillator that sweeps a monitor without electrical power.
Master stream nozzles include the X-Stream SM-1250B and SM-2000B, the CJ-B-500, the IMS-1000, the CSW-LB selectable flow nozzle and the Mystery J for 350 and 500 gpm. The HF-500 and HF13-750 Hydro-Foam nozzles draw foam concentrate themselves for foam application.
Where Elkhart Brass equipment is used
Tank farms and loading racks, refineries and petrochemical plants, jetties and helidecks, aircraft hangars, hydrant systems and industrial fire brigade vehicles.
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Ordering Elkhart Brass products: what we need
Send the Elkhart Brass model number, the flow and inlet pressure, the inlet size and thread or flange, the material and finish, whether water or foam is used, and the quantity and delivery location. Each product page links the manufacturer data sheet or manual with flow, reach and dimensions.
Facts checked against Elkhart Brass company history and fire service trade press, October 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What flow is the HF13-750 rated for?
The data sheet states 715 gpm (2700 LPM) at 100 psi (7 bar); the catalog names the model in the 750 gpm class.
What foam pick-up rates does the HF13-750 have?
1 percent and 3 percent.
How is foam regulated?
With a proportioning disc or a metering valve option.
What inlet does the HF13-750 have?
A 2.5 in NHT female swivel inlet.
What is the maximum pressure?
200 psi (14 bar), with a maximum reach of 220 ft (67 m) per the data sheet.
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