Why Choose Us

Our Certification: Chengli Group has obtained national industrial product production license, ISO 9001:2015 quality management, ISO 14001:2015 environmental management, ISO 45001:2018 occupational health and safety management system certification, 3C mandatory certification, automotive energy conservation and environmental protection certification, automotive exemption certification, American mechanical engineer Asmi (ASME) certification, and EU agreement ADR certification.

Product Market: We have successfully exported to Ghana,Sudan,Nigeria, Angola,Tajikistan,Namibia,Burma,Afghanistan,Philippines,Vietnam,Saudi Arabia,Mexico,Chile,Bolivia etc.

Our Capacity: It can produce 50000 sets of car chassis, 100000 special vehicles, 10000 new energy vehicles, and 20000 sets of emergency equipment annually.

Our Service: The company has a professional sales team to provide you with high-quality pre-sales consulting services. During the order production process, customers can communicate with us at any time to understand the production progress. At the same time, we provide high-quality after-sales service to meet the different needs of customers.

Advantages of Fire Truck

Rapid Response

Fire trucks are designed for quick deployment to emergency scenes, ensuring a rapid response to fires and other crises.

Specialised Equipment

Fire trucks are equipped with specialised tools and equipment for firefighting, rescue operations, and hazard mitigation.

Large Water Capacity

Many fire trucks carry a substantial amount of water, ensuring a continuous supply during firefighting efforts.

Crew Accommodation

Fire trucks provide space for firefighters to work and coordinate their efforts efficiently.

Professional Training

Firefighters undergo extensive training to operate fire trucks and respond effectively to emergencies.

Types of Fire Truck

Pumper Fire Truck (engine): Pumper fire trucks, also known as engines, are the most common type of fire apparatus. They are primarily designed to provide water to extinguish structure fires. They hold a tank of water for the initial attack, and they can also pump water from nearby hydrants for a larger and more continuous water supply.

Aerial Ladder Truck: Aerial ladder trucks are specialized for reaching high and hard-to-reach places, such as multi-story buildings. They provide an elevated platform for firefighting and rescue operations.

Heavy Rescue Vehicle: Heavy rescue vehicles are designed for technical rescue operations, including vehicle extrication, building collapse, and other specialized rescues.

Wildland Fire Engine: Wildland fire engines are specially designed for combating wildfires. They are built to handle rough terrain and can access remote areas.

Quint Fire Truck: Quint fire trucks are versatile apparatuses that combine the features of a pumper and an aerial ladder truck. They provide both firefighting and rescue capabilities. The name “quint”, short for quintuple combination pumper, is derived from the fact that they are designed to provide 5 distinct tools.

Tiller Truck: Tiller trucks, or tractor-drawn aerials, feature a unique design with a separate, steerable rear trailer section, making them highly maneuverable in tight urban environments, despite their size.

Brush Truck: Brush trucks are small, agile vehicles designed for wildland firefighting and off-road terrain. They have smaller water tanks, usually around 200 to 500 gallons.

Technical Parameters of Fire Truck

Maximum total mass	4495kg
Drainage system	1000m3 / hour, with 2 portable ultra-light high-speed submersible pumps, single pump flow up to 500 m3/h, total flow 1000 m3/h, head 10 meters, power 22KW, single pump weight of 32 KG.
Generator	50W
Wheel base	3360 mm
Body size:	5995 mm×1900 mm×3280 mm
Chassis model	QL1040BUHWY
Approach / Departure Angle	24/13°
Tyre	7.00R16LT
Engine model	4KH1CN6LB
Engine displacement	2999mL
Effluent standard	Euro VI
Engine power	88KW
The highest speed	105(km/h)
Drive type	4*2
Minimum ground clearance	380mm
Gear-box	5 Speed
Front suspension / rear suspension (mm)	1015/1620
Number of axles	2

Application of Fire Truck

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Fire Suppression: The primary function of fire trucks is to suppress fires. They carry water, foam, or other fire-fighting agents and use hoses, nozzles, and pumps to deliver them to the fire's location.

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Rescue Operations: Fire trucks are equipped with tools and equipment for performing various rescue operations, including extricating individuals from vehicles, providing medical aid, and rescuing people from dangerous situations.

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Ventilation: Firefighters use fire trucks to create ventilation by cutting roof holes or breaking windows. This helps remove smoke and heat from burning buildings, improving visibility and safety.

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Wildfire Control: Fire trucks are vital in combating wildfires in forests and remote areas. They often work alongside ground crews to contain and extinguish fires.

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Airport Firefighting: Airport trucks are specifically designed for firefighting and rescue operations at airports, where aircraft-related emergencies can occur.

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Hazardous Materials Incidents: Hazmat trucks are dispatched to incidents involving hazardous materials, where they work to mitigate risks, contain spills, and protect the environment.

Precautions for Use Fire Truck

After the fire truck water pump is used, turn on all the remaining water switches on the pump to release the remaining water in the pump. After the remaining water is discharged, turn off all the switches to prevent freezing and use it next time.

After the water pump has used sea water, sewage, corrosive water flow and foam mixture, run it with clean water for more than 1 minute to clean the residual liquid in the pump. Regularly check the lubricating oil in the bearing, if it is lower than the oil level, it should be supplemented. After using the fire pump in winter, run the piston pump several times to drain the remaining water in the piston pump to prevent freezing. The pump is strictly forbidden to run for more than 1 min without water for a long time.

Packaging and Shipping of Fire Truck

Packing	Nude
Shipping	Container transport, by sea.
Min. order	1 Unit

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the fire truck?

A: The fire engine is a first-line attack appliance and the primary purpose include transporting firefighters to an incident scene, providing water and carry other required equipment.

Q: What is the top speed of a fire truck?

A: The ability to arrive at an emergency or fire scene quickly is a critical attribute of a municipal fire truck. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) requires municipal fire trucks must be able to accelerate from 0 to 35 miles per hour in 25 seconds and reach a top speed of at least 50 miles per hour.

Q: What is the most common type of fire truck?

A: A Type 1 fire truck, often referred to as an engine company, engine pumper or structural firefighting truck, is the most common type of fire engine in use today.

Q: What is the use of fire truck?

A: A fire engine is a vehicle that is used to help put out the fires. It is also called a fire truck. Fire engines are also used for other emergency calls.

Q: Is it a fire truck or engine?

A: Originally, "engine" referred exclusively to "pump", the important tool for getting water to a fire. Today, "fire engines" are those vehicles of the fire department that pump water. The term "truck" is reserved for other types of vehicles, usually having one or more ladders.

Q: What does a fire truck need?

A: The important thing to know about a fire engine is that it is a combination of a personnel carrier, tool box and water tanker. All three components are essential to fighting fires. With different fire departments having varying needs, fire engines come in all shapes, sizes and colors.

Q: What is the useful life of a fire truck?

A: Fire apparatus that are older than 15 years should be evaluated for rebuilding in accordance with NFPA 1912: Standard for Fire Apparatus Refurbishing. NFPA 1901's Annex D further recommends that apparatus that are more than 25 years old be retired from the vehicle fleet.