Police department quick attack fire truck

Isuzu NPR emergency lighting fire truck is built on the high-quality ISUZU NPR chassis, combining excellent power and environmentally friendly emissions. It has 190 horsepower and can challenge all kinds of difficult roads. It is equipped with an independent power generation system and emergency lighting system. It is multi-angle and all-round, and can quickly achieve the purpose of lighting the rescue channel when a fire breaks out. The control panel language is optional, and a variety of optional configurations are provided to meet different needs. This Isuzu NPR fire rescue lighting truck provides solid protection for fire emergencies and demonstrates outstanding performance and flexibility. The Isuzu ELF classical cabin is equipped with air conditioning to ensure that the driver and emergency personnel can remain comfortable in any weather conditions.

Mercedes-Benz Rescue Pumper Tanker is a emergency response vehicle engineered to address complex firefighting and rescue scenarios with precision. Its high-capacity pump system delivers rapid water transfer at rates exceeding 2,500 gallons per minute, enabling sustained firefighting in areas lacking hydrant infrastructure. The integrated water tank typically carries 1,000-3,000 gallons, supplemented by foam proportioning systems for combating flammable liquid fires.

FAW 4×4 fire truck is a versatile special-purpose vehicle designed for complex fire scenarios, suitable for various environments such as urban areas, forests, and mountainous regions. Equipped with a YUCHAI YC4D130-33 engine delivering a maximum power of 130 HP and a 6-speed transmission, it achieves a top speed of 85 km/h. The vehicle features a 2,000-liter water tank and a 1,000-liter foam tank, along with a CB10/30 fire pump (flow rate of 30 L/s) and a PL24 fire monitor (range ≥55 meters), capable of 360° rotation and -30° to 80° pitch angles. With exceptional firefighting capabilities and off-road performance, it is an ideal choice for modern firefighting missions.

The HOWO 6×6 dry powder fire truck is a powerful and high-performance firefighting vehicle suitable for various fire scenarios, including urban building fires, forest fires, and chemical plant fires. Its robust power system, efficient firefighting system, and flexible dry powder extinguishing system enable it to play a crucial role in complex and hazardous fire scenes. The vehicle's all-wheel-drive system and sturdy chassis design ensure excellent off-road capability and stability across various terrains and road conditions, making it ideal for prolonged operations in harsh environments.

The HOWO 32-meter Aerial Tower Fire Truck is a versatile and high-performance firefighting vehicle that integrates the functions of a water tanker, foam tanker, and aerial ladder truck. It is suitable for fire scenarios in high-rise buildings, petrochemical facilities, and other complex environments. Equipped with the American-made Darley PSP1600 fire pump, it delivers a flow rate of 100 L/s and a range of up to 75 meters, ensuring efficient and rapid fire suppression. The vehicle features fully hydraulic drive and electro-hydraulic proportional control technology, offering flexible and convenient operation. With a built-in 7-ton water tank and a 2-ton foam tank, a maximum working height of 32 meters, and a wide outrigger span, it provides excellent stability and is an ideal piece of modern firefighting equipment.

The FAW 4×2 8000L foam fire tender truck is a high-performance firefighting vehicle specifically designed to respond to fires and other emergency situations. Built on the FAW 4×2 heavy-duty chassis, it is equipped with advanced firefighting equipment and a powerful powertrain system, enabling it to quickly reach fire scenes and carry out effective firefighting operations. With a total capacity of 8000 liters (6000 liters for the water tank and 2000 liters for the foam tank), it excels in handling medium to large-scale fires, making it particularly suitable for high-risk locations such as chemical plants, oil depots, and airports.