MagneGrip Straight Suction Rail (SSR) systems are designed to fit in firehouses with little space to spare. The system accommodates emergency response vehicles parked in tandem (up to four vehicles) and can be used for back in or drive through bays. The system uses the least amount of hose, yet still provides complete exhaust removal coverage. The overhead aluminum suction rail serves as part of the exhaust duct system. A trolley mounts on the suction rail with external wheels and travels with the movement of the vehicle. The hose is connected to a funnel-shaped inlet at the bottom of the trolley and flexible rubber "lips" seal around the inlet. When the engine is started, an auto-start sensor switches on the exhaust fan, drawing the exhaust emissions into the rail and ductwork. As the apparatus exits, the trolley glides along the rail and the MagneGrip nozzle automatically disconnects at the doorway.

• Die-stamped, 90-degree lifting elbow that eliminates hose pinch, twisting and sliding that occurs with rubber saddles.

• Hose has an internal support cable that transfers weight to the lifting elbow and balancer to eliminate hose stretching and tearing. The cable also ensures easy release of the nozzle.

• Lower two feet of hose is 1,000°F-rated. It can be fitted with an optional handle that makes connecting quick and easy. The lower hose section is an automatic upgrade.

Straight Suction Rail systems are available with either Magnetic Nozzle or Pneumatic Nozzle.

AirHAWK Air Purification Systems, also manufactured by MagneGrip, are ceiling-mounted air cleaning units that remove exhaust emissions, gases, and other contaminants. They can be used in maintenance facilities, factories, auto repair shops, etc. AirHAWK also has ducted and portable units for office buildings, bus terminals, clinics, and single rooms. The combination of the MagneGrip Exhaust Removal Systems and AirHAWK Air Purification Systems is the most complete protection you can get in eliminating 100% of all cancer-causing toxins from within the fire station.