Fire hoses are usually made of materials such as rubber, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or polyurethane. These materials are waterproof and durable, making them suitable for firefighting and emergency rescue work. Here are some common fire hose materials:

Rubber: Rubber fire hose has excellent abrasion resistance and high temperature resistance, and is usually used for high-intensity emergency fire-fighting work. They can withstand high water pressure and extreme temperature conditions.

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): PVC fire hose is a lightweight and easy-to-carry option suitable for light firefighting duties. They have some flexibility, but are relatively fragile and are not suitable for use in emergency situations under high temperatures or pressures.

Polyurethane (Polyurethane): Polyurethane fire hoses are generally lightweight, flexible and wear-resistant. They are suitable for general emergency firefighting and rescue missions and are a good choice for situations where mobility is required.

The choice of fire hose depends on the specific application scenario, such as the required pressure resistance, abrasion resistance, high temperature resistance and maneuverability. Fire departments typically select the appropriate material and model of fire hose based on mission requirements. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the hose is maintained and maintained to ensure its reliability in an emergency.