NEWS & EVENTS

Using water is often a good way to put out a fire. However, all water used must go somewhere afterwards. The nature of water is mobile, and it tends not to stay in one place.

Cobra used in deep-seated fires

Traditional firefighting methods use a considerable amount of water – 400 litres per min or more. Cobra uses 60 litres of water per minute – considerably less than traditional firefighting methods.

Cobra Abrasive can be used for more than just cutting. Today we built our own outdoor gym outside the warehouse.

We often say training is key to getting the most out of your Cobra equipment. But there are more ways than one to train with Cobra. Get in shape by grabbing a can of Abrasive for some Cobra Cross-training.

When it is hot, you need to cool down; the same goes for fires.

Cobra in the Maritime Environment

In many places, there is a shortage of water. So why use more than necessary? Sometimes a smaller amount of water is enough to control even a large fire.

Cobra used in an aircraft fire

The Cobra team is back home again after an intense and fun week in Germany at Interschutz.

A fantastic Interschutz week is almost over.

Cobra used in wall or floor construction, ducting or crawl spaces