HOWO anti riot water cannon vehicle

The Howo TX460 6x4 12 cbm foam fire truck adopts a Sinotruk TX 6x4 cab, with a 4600+1400mm wheelbase, and is equipped with a SINOTRUK MC11.46-61 engine and an HW19710 gearbox. The front of the superstructure houses an equipment compartment for storing various firefighting equipment, while the middle section contains a 9 cubic meter carbon steel water tank and a 3 cubic meter foam tank. The rear section houses the pump room, equipped with a CB10/60-RS fire pump, a control panel, and some auxiliary firefighting equipment. The water and foam tanks on the roof are equipped with manholes, and a PL8/48 fire monitor is also included.

HOWO 4×4 Fire Truck is a professional firefighting vehicle built on the basis of SINOTRUK HOWO ZZ2167 4×4 off-road chassis. It is equipped with a high-quality fire pump, a 6-cubic-meter water tank, and a 2-cubic-meter foam tank, along with a fire monitor capable of jetting water up to 70 meters and a modular equipment compartment. Powered by a 380-horsepower engine, featuring a part-time four-wheel drive system and off-road tires, this vehicle demonstrates outstanding all-terrain mobility. 

The Howo TX 4x2 7.5 cubic meter foam fire truck uses the Howo TX chassis with a 4700mm wheelbase. It is equipped with a Weichai WP4.6NQ240E62 engine and a Sinotruk HW95508STCL gearbox. The front of the superstructure is an equipment box for storing auxiliary firefighting equipment. The middle section contains a 5.5 cubic meter carbon steel water tank and a 2 cubic meter stainless steel foam tank. The rear pump room is equipped with a CB10/40-LC(BS) fire pump, control panel, firefighting equipment, PL8/32 fire monitor on the tank top, and two European standard manholes.

The HOWO TX 4 ton dry powder emergency fire truck is powered by a 350 HP MC07H.35-60 engine on a 4×2 chassis. It features 2000kg dry powder and 2000kg foam/water tanks, a CB10/60 fire pump (60 L/s), a PF5-15/30 dry powder cannon (30-35kg/s, range ≥35m), and a PL8/48 foam/water monitor (48 L/s, water ≥70m, foam ≥60m). This triple agent truck handles Class A, B, and C fires, making it a versatile choice for industrial fire protection, chemical plants, and oil depots.

The HOWO 8×4 industrial fire tender runs on an MC11.46-61 engine rated at 463 HP, paired with a heavy-duty 8×4 chassis. Up front, the equipment compartment has aluminum treadplate walls and houses fire hoses, suction tubes, and basic rescue tools. The main body carries a 20,000L water tank and a 5,000L foam tank, both made of carbon steel. At the rear, the pump room holds a CB10/100 fire pump (100L/s at 1.0MPa), control panel, and accessories like filters, couplings, and foam nozzles. A PL8/80 roof-mounted monitor provides 360° rotation and a range of ≥45m.

The HOWO 4x2 emergency water fire rescue truck is built on a SINOTRUK HOWO 4×2 chassis with a 3800 mm wheelbase. It runs on a YC4E140-33 engine rated at 140 HP with a manual transmission. The truck carries a 4000L water tank and a 2000L foam tank. A CB10/30 pump (30 L/s at 1.0 MPa) and a roof mounted PS30 monitor (30 L/s, water ≥55 m, foam ≥42 m) handle fire suppression. A PH32 foam proportioner (3%-6% mixing ratio, 8-32 L/s flow range) automatically mixes foam concentrate with water. Standard gear includes hoses, suction tubes, couplings, foam gun, and basic tool kit.

The HOWO 6x4 heavy rescue foam fire truck uses a SINOTRUK HOWO 6x4 chassis with 4600+1400 mm wheelbase. It runs on an MC11.46-61 engine rated at 460 HP with a manual transmission. The truck carries a 14700L water tank and a 3300L foam tank. A CB10/80 fire pump (80 L/s at 1.0 MPa) and a roof mounted PL8/64 monitor (64 L/s, water ≥60 m, foam ≥70 m) handle fire suppression. Standard gear includes 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.