Saving Lives & Protecting Property
Foam When You Need It. Fog When You Don’t.
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Bubble Cup is a combination nozzle designed to produce aspirated finished foam, a conventional straight stream, and a wide fog pattern from the same nozzle body. Instead of stopping to add a foam tube or swap equipment, firefighters can change the nozzle’s function by moving the outer sleeve. Pull the sleeve forward to aspirate foam, or retract it to return to standard fog operation.
Switch into aspirated foam mode by pulling the outer sleeve forward. Crews can add finished foam capability without removing the nozzle or attaching extra hardware.
Bubble Cup can produce aspirated finished foam, a straight stream, and a wide fog pattern, giving firefighters more tactical flexibility from a single nozzle.
With available 1" and 1.5" models, Bubble Cup supports lower-flow operations where water conservation, mobility, or compact hose layouts are important.
Bubble Cup is a strong fit for brush, grass, field, and roadside fire response where foam can improve coverage and help stretch available water.
Its compact design and built-in foam capability make Bubble Cup useful for skid units where space is limited and every piece of equipment needs to earn its place.
Lower-flow Bubble Cup models are well suited for smaller hose packages, mop-up work, and situations where crews need controlled water and foam application.
Aspirated foam can help coat surfaces and improve coverage when crews are protecting exposures near brush, vehicles, structures, or equipment.
To aspirate foam, the operator pulls the outer sleeve forward. This allows the nozzle to produce finished foam without adding a separate attachment.
Yes. Bubble Cup can flow a conventional straight stream or wide fog pattern when the foam sleeve is not engaged.
The operator retracts the sleeve back to its regular position, allowing the nozzle to return to wide fog operation.
Bubble Cup keeps foam capability built into the nozzle, helping crews save time, reduce extra equipment, and switch tactics faster.
