HFRC Test Equipment Sales/Rental

Trusted Flow Testing Experts

HFRC’s founder, Stephen Haines, has been conducting flow tests since 1989 when he started out with Factory Mutual Engineering. Since then, he has logged thousands of hours refining the art of flow testing stationary fire pumps, industrial and municipal fire water systems, and mobile fire apparatus. This includes a wealth of experience in managing and conducting extra-high volume flow tests, including:

  • Flow testing fire pumps rated up to 11,000 GPM (150% endpoint rating of 19,810 GPM)

  • A 17,700 GPM flow test on an industrial water system

  • A 19,000 GPM flow test on a municipal water system

As a result, HFRC has continually strived to improve and expand its testing technologies, equipment, and processes. You can learn more about HFRC’s capable and qualified team here.

Test Equipment, Sales, and Rental

In addition to conducting flow tests, HFRC can help you identify and design test equipment configurations to meet your general or project specific flow testing needs. As indicated above, HFRC maintains a significant inventory of flow test equipment that is available for rent (as available basis) and sells complete test equipment packages. HFRC can also provide initial and refresher training for your personnel.

Licensing and Sales of HFRC Developed Test Equipment

HFRC is currently developing specialized flow testing equipment to meet its daily needs and to manage its extra-high volume flow tests that are becoming increasingly common on our project schedule. Please check back regularly to see our offerings for sale and licensing, as this equipment moves through the research and development and the patent processes. 
 
HFRC branded flow testing equipment currently available for sale and licensing: 
 
Mobile Pump Testing System – This system is described on the linked page. This is a modular system that allows the user to tailor their equipment purchase to their needs in increments of approximately 1,800 GPM. 
 
Note: HFRC reserves the right to refuse sales/licensing and to restrict licensure for individuals, companies, and all other entities it deems to be competitors in its primary testing markets.

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