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'''Task Force Tips''' (TFT) is a company that designs, engineers, manufactures and sells fire fighting equipment for international and US markets. Task Force Tips is currently based in [[Valparaiso, Indiana]].
'''Task Force Tips''' (TFT) is a company that designs, engineers, manufactures, and sells fire fighting equipment for international and US markets. Task Force Tips is currently based in [[Valparaiso, Indiana]].


The corporate headquarters features the '''Task Force Tips Fire Museum''', featuring historic firefighting vehicles, equipment and uniforms.
The corporate headquarters features the '''Task Force Tips Fire Museum''', featuring historic firefighting vehicles, equipment, and uniforms.


==History==
==History==
Firefighters consistently had problems with maintaining correct nozzle pressure on fire pumps.{{citation needed|date=July 2013}} Task Force Tip nozzles were designed to resolve this problem. They adjust to the different pressures in the hose. Chief Clyde McMillan{{who|date=July 2013}} was working with the Gary Fire Task Force{{who|date=July 2013}} in 1971, when he designed an automatic nozzle on a napkin in 1968 and constructed it in his basement. Today,{{when|date=July 2013}} the company continues innovating through research and development.<ref name=history>[http://www.tft.com/company/default.cfm?action=company Company History]</ref> Task Force Tips manufactures and distributes fire fighting nozzles and equipment in more than 60 countries.<ref name=history/>
Firefighters consistently had problems with maintaining correct nozzle pressure on fire pumps.{{citation needed|date=July 2013}} Task Force Tips nozzles were designed to resolve this problem. They adjust to the different pressures in the hose. Chief Clyde McMillan{{who|date=July 2013}} was working with the Gary Fire Task Force{{who|date=July 2013}} in 1971 when he designed an automatic nozzle on a napkin in 1968 and constructed it in his basement. Today,{{when|date=July 2013}} the company continues innovating through research and development.<ref name=history>[http://www.tft.com/company/default.cfm?action=company Company History]</ref> Task Force Tips manufactures and distributes fire fighting nozzles and equipment in more than 60 countries.<ref name=history/>


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Latest revision as of 20:13, 18 August 2025

Task Force Tips (TFT) is a company that designs, engineers, manufactures, and sells fire fighting equipment for international and US markets. Task Force Tips is currently based in Valparaiso, Indiana.

The corporate headquarters features the Task Force Tips Fire Museum, featuring historic firefighting vehicles, equipment, and uniforms.

History

Firefighters consistently had problems with maintaining correct nozzle pressure on fire pumps.[citation needed] Task Force Tips nozzles were designed to resolve this problem. They adjust to the different pressures in the hose. Chief Clyde McMillan[who?] was working with the Gary Fire Task Force[who?] in 1971 when he designed an automatic nozzle on a napkin in 1968 and constructed it in his basement. Today,[when?] the company continues innovating through research and development.[1] Task Force Tips manufactures and distributes fire fighting nozzles and equipment in more than 60 countries.[1]

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