Manufacturing Personal Protective Equipment Dryers Since 1989

Model WS5

$5149

Model WS5

$5149

Wall mounted, 5 station turnout gear dryer. Dries 5, two pieces suits including jacket, pants, boots and gloves. Selector switch for ambient or warmed air. Hand built tough in North America using all welded steel construction and then powder coated for durability. Three way switch allowing ambient temperature or warm air operation. Wall timer included.

Specifications

Dimensions: 60 x 22 x 87 in

Blower: 485 CFM

Voltage: 120V

Amps: 12A

Heat: 1550 Watts

Eggert, Chief

We are very happy with our dryer. The dryer is working great!!

Scott Schneider, Fire Chief/EFO

I can certainly say we are very pleased with our four-station gear dryer. After a number of fires, we have had and the ongoing training, the use of our washer and then the gear dryer dramatically improves the drying time. We could rotate multiple sets through in the duration of a day which improved operational …

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Chris Guile, Fire Investigator

We received the dryer and it is now in operation. It works great! Hopefully this will encourage the guys to clean their gear more often. Thank you for your help.

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Read what customers have been saying about our products

Peter Hullings, Technician

Troy FD (MI)

The PS 2 dryer fits our stations and needs very well. It is well liked with our firefighters drying our gear quickly.

Kenny Mills, Chief

Culpepper FD (VA)

Great Dryer! Great Price! Great Service! Thank you, Williams!

Tommy McKenzie, Fire Chief

Lovell VFD (ME)

Our PS4/R8 is really great. We like the fast drying time. In our cold weather climate, this dryer delivers. No more wet gloves boots and turnouts.

Eggert, Chief

Lumpkin County Fire Dpt, GA

We are very happy with our dryer. The dryer is working great!!

Al Hird, Captain

Calgary Fire Dpt, AB

I have used the gear dryer on several occasions for gear that is just “wet” to stuff that is really soaked. The best results come when the liner and shell are separated, of course; otherwise it takes about 4-6 hours for really soaked gear and less for “wet”. Boots and gloves take a lot less. ...