Soft Mount Extractor

Industrial Grade.

NFPA 1850 Compliant PPE Care.

FEATURES
PRODUCT LINE

Streamlined Performance

The CACSHD is a hard mounted, industrial grade turnout gear extractor.

It is designed to streamline PPE care with its pre-programmed NFPA 1850 compliant wash cycles.

PRODUCT LINE

Purpose-Built for NFPA Compliance

  • Industrial-grade soft mount washer-extractors built for high-volume, station-level PPE laundering.
  • Meets and exceeds NFPA 1850:2026 and future NFPA 1850 standards for turnout gear cleaning.
    • Compliant cycles are limited to 100G’s of force
    • Front load (No top load systems with central agitator)
    • Programmable – preset to multiple formulations to meet type of gear requirements.
  • Wash with confidence – UL-verified wash efficacy: Advanced Cleaning Cycle is proven effective at removing carcinogenic residues and contaminants.

Turnkey PPE Laundering Solution

The Circul-Air Turnout Extractor System is a comprehensive station-level solution
designed for fire departments prioritizing gear cleanliness, firefighter safety, and standard compliance.

System includes:

  • Pre-programmed NFPA-compliant wash cycles, verified by ISPs and UL:
      • Outer Shell / Wildland Gear
      • Inner Liner / Moisture Barrier & Thermal Batting
      • Bloodborne Pathogens / Bio Contamination
      • Extra Spin Cycle (may reduce dry times)
      • General Purpose / Towel Cycle
        Note: Always follow with an empty rinse cycle to flush residual contaminants.
  • Multi-chemical dosing pump system: Pre-wired, pre-configured, and calibrated for consistency.
  • Starter chemical package: Includes 1 gallon of CitroSqueeze®.

Industrial Construction & Design

  • Built for continuous-use environments such as central fire stations and regional hubs.
  • Heavy-duty soft mount configuration: Suitable for reinforced floors and high-stability needs.
  • All stainless-steel internals for long-term corrosion resistance and sanitation.

Why Choose CACSHD?

  • NFPA 1850 compliant cycles
  • Trusted by Fire Departments and ISPs across North America