🚨Canadian Product Spotlight - C.E.T Pumps🚨

C.E.T Pumps — Proudly Made in Pierreville, Quebec

When water access is limited and reliability is everything, C.E.T. pumps deliver. Designed for the demands of wildland, rural, and remote firefighting, these portable pump systems combine dependable engine performance with rugged pump construction built for real fireground conditions.

23hp Vanguard Powered
High Volume Pump

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Key Features:

• High-output engine built for sustained operation
• C.E.T. single-stage centrifugal pump design
• Durable aluminum pump body with bronze impeller
• Excellent for water shuttle support and relay pumping
• Built to handle demanding rural and wildland applications

Pump Skid Unit – Forest Pac

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Key Features:

• One-piece skid unit combining water tank, pump, and hose reel for rapid deployment
• 200-gallon fully baffled polypropylene water tank for wildland and interface fires
• 6.5 HP twin-impeller centrifugal fire pump with strong mid-pressure performance
• Flow rates up to 70 GPM at 10 PSI and 40 GPM at 100 PSI

Pump Skid Unit – EconoPac 65

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Key Features:

• Compact, low-mount skid unit ideal for ATVs, UTVs, and small response vehicles
• 65-gallon water tank for quick attack and mop-up operations
• CET PFP 6 HP twin fire pump delivering 20 GPM at 125 PSI
• Self-priming pump for fast, reliable water supply
• Manual rewind hose reel with 50 ft x ¾" booster hose

13HP Honda Engine
Floating Top Handle Pump

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Key Features:

• Integrated floating design for immediate water supply
• Top-handle configuration for easy carry and deployment
• Self-priming centrifugal pump system
• Ideal for brush trucks, tanker fill sites, and initial attack
• Excellent solution where hydrants aren’t available

If you're looking to improve drafting capability, support tanker shuttle operations, or add portable water movement options to your fleet, we can help match the right C.E.T. pump to your needs. Contact your A.J. Stone sales rep to discuss configuration options, performance requirements, and availability.