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Applications for the locking device include protecting fire hydrant waterways, deterring the thefts of caps and many more
The locking device can be installed on any manufactures to safely secure caps, valves or hoses

Kochek Company has introduced a new Storz Locking Device to enhance equipment security. The stainless steel locking device can be installed on any manufactures four inch or five inch Storz fitting to safely secure caps, valves or hoses.

Applications for the locking device include protecting fire hydrant waterways, deterring the thefts of caps, preventing entry of obstructions into fire sprinkler system connections, securing temporary or emergency hose lines and valves, and to Tag/Lock-Out out of service hydrants. A “Breakaway” lock is recommended for fire sprinkler Storz connections. The Storz Locking Device is made in the USA and is supplied with two pieces as a set with instructions.

For more than 23 years Kochek Company has manufactured the highest quality American-made specialty fire equipment for today’s fire industry. Based in Putnam, Connecticut, Kochek is the nation’s largest manufacturer of PVC light-weight suction hose and a wide variety of strainers, dry hydrants, elbows, adapters, caps, plugs, and valves.

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