Fire hoses have been a part of our lives since second century BC, as a tool to ensure the life and property security of the people. Turkish fire hose manufacturer GENFI carries on the tradition that goes back to 17th century, when the first modern fire hoses started to be manufactured in the Netherlands; a tradition in which life security takes precedence over the monetary concerns. The GENFİ Hortum Sanayi ve Tic. ve Ltd. company born in 1991 and raised by the hands which have cared for human life, continues to manufacture modern and high-quality fire hoses in its plant in Eskişehir.


Our high-durable polyester yarn based fire hoses are carefully manufactured upon a well-dedicated process to ensure never to disappoint the customers of GENFİ. The yarn that GENFİ supplies from the heart of modern fire hoses manufacturing world, namely Europe, for its fire hoses contributes to its world-class quality by 80%. Our circular weaving machines based on modern manufacturing technologies outputs, with its twill weaving system, TSE certified hoses with higher atmospheric pressure, that would never leave you on the lurch. Our products have been used and adopted by a broad range of both national and international users.


The continuous customer trust we maintain by our fire hoses intended for factories, hospitals, forest administrations, municipalities, schools, other public bodies and sites, and the millions that have chosen our products constitute the main guarantee of our presence. Our products are also widely used in agricultural irrigation of fields and gardens. Despite the challenging competitive conditions, our uncompromising commitment to the quality has been giving out fruitful results starting from 2005, with the lengthy steps of growth our company has taken. Our manufacturing capacity up to one million meters per year indicates a small but significant step in our search towards lighter, stronger products that require less maintenance.


Competing only with itself within the market it exists in; GENFİ represents the future where fires no longer pose a threat.