Another essential and widely used product is the fire hydrant. Hydrants are manufactured through various methods such as metal casting or welding. At Ader Tavan Nami, both of these methods are employed to produce high-quality fire hydrants that meet operational requirements

Ader Tavan Nami Company commenced its operations with the mission of delivering high-quality fire protection equipment and services for factories, oil, gas and petrochemical industries, as well as power plants. Customer orientation and enhancing client satisfaction through active engagement, professional services, and the supply of reliable products are among the company’s core objectives. It is worth noting that Ader Tavan Nami plays a significant role in the competitive field of fire detection and suppression equipment manufacturing. One of the most widely used firefighting products is the fire hydrant.
A fire hydrant is a device used for firefighting applications, widely employed not only in urban areas but also across industrial facilities. During a fire incident, the hydrant is connected to the regional water supply network, providing firefighters with the required water flow for extinguishment.
In many cases, the presence of hydrants in high-risk industrial zones or urban fire-prone areas can serve as a more efficient alternative to fire trucks. Moreover, hydrants offer economic advantages: when properly installed and maintained, they can significantly reduce the costs associated with purchasing and maintaining firefighting vehicles.

The standpipe fire hydrant model is typically installed on pressurized municipal and emergency water supply networks in cities, industrial premises, and other critical areas. Standard hydrants are equipped with at least one inlet and three outlet connections of varying sizes, with outlet ports fitted with chained protective caps.

Types of Fire Hydrants :

Fire hydrants are available in two main configurations — Dry Barrel and Wet Barrel — and the choice between them depends primarily on ambient temperature at the installation site.

Dry Barrel Hydrants (see Fire Hydrant ATH2) keep the barrel empty between uses and are the standard choice for any region where freezing temperatures occur.

Wet Barrel Hydrants (see Fire Hydrant ATH1) keep the barrel permanently charged with water for the fastest possible response, and are only suitable for climates with no freeze risk.

For sites where a fixed, unattended attack stream is needed rather than hose connections, the Hydrant Monitor (ATH3) combines a hydrant body with a mounted monitor nozzle, available in both wet and dry riser versions.

Wet Barrel Fire Hydrants :

Another type of fire hydrant is the wet barrel hydrant, in which the entire hydrant body remains filled with water. This type is suitable for regions where freezing conditions do not occur.
Similar to the dry barrel hydrant, the wet barrel hydrant is installed with an above-ground barrel; however, in this design the entire barrel is continuously pressurized with water. Unlike the dry type, the wet barrel hydrant does not have a single main valve. Instead, each outlet port is equipped with its own individual valve.
Due to the constant presence of water inside the hydrant, wet barrel hydrants should not be installed in areas subject to freezing temperatures.
Ader Tavan Nami, as a leading manufacturer, designs, produces, and supplies fire hydrants in both dry and wet barrel configurations to meet diverse operational requirements