Naias delivers water solely based on the pressure of nitrogen gas. It can discharge large volumes exceeding 5000L/min at a constant pressure, even from small amounts.
[Certified Product by the Japan Fire Equipment Safety Center] Even during power outages due to earthquakes, water supply and firefighting activities are maintained by nitrogen gas pressure. This is a firefighting device that has won the New Business Award. ● For other features and details, please download the catalog.
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**Features** Naias delivers water solely by the pressure of nitrogen gas. **Principle of Water Delivery** The firefighting water in the tank is constantly pressurized with nitrogen gas, and in emergencies, it is automatically delivered by that pressure, requiring no electricity. **No Electricity Required** No electricity is needed for the water delivery power source. It can be used even during power outages caused by disasters such as earthquakes. **N2 Effect** Since it is constantly pressurized with N2 gas, it suppresses the oxidation of water quality, corrosion of cast iron pipes, and the proliferation of bacteria, maintaining water quality for an extended period. **Ideal Water Discharge** It can discharge a wide range from small amounts to over 5000L/min at a constant pressure. Additionally, there is minimal pulsation during discharge, allowing for stable water delivery. For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
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【Purpose】 ○Firefighting operations
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Our company was established in 1989 with the mission of selling and maintaining pumps and blowers that protect the lifelines of daily life. However, we took the impact of the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995 seriously, when the majority of fire extinguishing devices failed to function due to power outages, leading to an escalation of damage. In response, we developed the fire extinguishing device "Nias," which is designed to operate during any disaster. Taking this as an opportunity, we have actively expanded our business fields through mergers and acquisitions with various companies and technological partnerships with overseas firms, under the theme of "people, water, air." We will continue to enhance our corporate value to contribute to building a richer future. Capital: 294.75 million yen Number of employees (consolidated): 180
