HOWO 25 Meter Aerial Platform Fire Fighting Vehicle

This aerial platform fire truck runs on a D13K540E engine (406 kW) with a 10×4 chassis. It features a 7-section boom system reaching 72m high and 33m out. The truck carries 6,500L of water and 2,000L of foam. Fire Pump ZSP2650 delivers 10,200 L/min, and the roof monitor has an 86m water range. The 300 kg work platform includes auto-leveling. Safety features include overload cutoff, tilt protection, and full LED lighting for night operations.

The SITRAK HOWO 18m aerial ladder fire truck is powered by an MC07H.35-60 engine rated at 350 HP, built on a 4×2 chassis. At the front, a winch with 75 kN pulling capacity handles light vehicle recovery or debris clearing. The rear section carries an 18m telescopic ladder system with a 60 L/s CB10/60 fire pump and a roof-mounted PS60 monitor. The equipment body features roll-up aluminum shutters on both sides, LED lighting, and fold-down steps for easy access. The ladder system reaches 18m working height, powered by the truck’s own hydraulic system for firefighting and rescue operations.

The Fire Truck Foam Cannon PL48 is a manual fire monitor that can spray both foam and water. It has a rated flow rate of 48 L/s, a rated pressure of 0.8 MPa, a water spray range of ≥70 m, and a foam spray range of ≥60 m. The monitor can rotate 360° horizontally and has an elevation angle of -30° to 70°, offering flexible operation.

The HOWO high pressure foam fire truck is powered by a 300 HP WD615.92 engine on a 4×2 chassis. It features a 6000L water tank and a 2000L foam tank, a CB10/60 fire pump (60 L/s), and a PL8/48 monitor (48 L/s, water ≥65m, foam ≥60m). Standard gear includes fire hoses, suction tubes, couplings, foam gun, and basic tool kit.

The HOWO TX multiple powder pumper fire engine is built on a SINOTRUK HOWO 6×4 chassis with a 4350+1350 mm wheelbase. It is powered by a Weichai WP10.340E32 engine rated at 340 HP and paired with an HW 10 speed transmission. The vehicle carries a 3000L water tank and a 3000L dry powder tank. A CB10/80 fire pump (80 L/s at 1.0 MPa) and a roof mounted cannon (45 L/s, 65 m range) handle fire suppression. Nine 80L nitrogen bottles at 15 MPa drive the dry powder system.

The ISUZU fire department utility truck for Senegal is built on an ISUZU FVR 4×4 chassis with a 4500 mm wheelbase. It runs on a 4HK1-TC50 engine rated at 205 HP with a manual transmission. The truck carries a 6000L water tank and a 4000L foam tank. A CB10/60 pump (60 L/s at 1.0 MPa) and a roof mounted PS48 monitor (48 L/s, water ≥60 m, foam ≥70 m) handle fire suppression. Standard gear includes hoses, suction tubes, couplings, foam gun, and basic tool kit.

Fire rescue truck fire pump CB10 140 As core equipment in firefighting systems, fire truck centrifugal pumps are widely used for their efficient water delivery and diverse firefighting needs. With their high flow rates and high lift, centrifugal pumps are widely used in conventional firefighting scenarios, such as urban firefighting and building fires.

The HOWO rescue tender is powered by an MC07H.35-60 engine rated at 350 HP, built on a 4×2 chassis. At the front, a winch with 7000 kg capacity handles vehicle recovery or obstacle clearing. The rear section carries a hydraulic folding crane with a 5-ton lifting capacity and 8.3m reach. The equipment body features roll-up aluminum shutters on both sides, LED lighting, and fold-down steps for easy access. A roof-mounted mast lighting system extends up to 8m, powered by a 15kVA generator for night operations.