The 12-wheeler 23-ton water fire engine produced by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck is a highly capable and robust firefighting vehicle designed for heavy-duty operations. With a water tank capacity of 22,600 kg, this fire engine is equipped to handle large-scale fire emergencies that require substantial water supply. The vehicle is powered by a 397kW engine, ensuring strong performance and reliability even in demanding environments. Its 8×4 drive type offers superior traction and control, making it suitable for various terrains and challenging conditions.

The fire engine is fitted with a 120L/S water monitor with a fire-rated flow, delivering high-pressure water output at 1.2 MPa and capable of reaching distances of 90 meters or more. This ensures the fire monitor can effectively douse large fires from a safe distance. In addition, the water pump boasts an impressive fire-rated flow of ≥150L/S and a fire-rated pressure of ≥1 MPa, enabling quick and efficient water delivery for firefighting operations.

The combination of large water storage, high flow rates, and strong pumping capacity makes this fire engine ideal for urban and industrial firefighting tasks. Its engineering provides firefighters with the necessary resources and power to manage extensive fire outbreaks with efficiency and control.

1. Large Water Tank Capacity: The truck can carry up to 22,600kg of water, making it ideal for handling large-scale fire emergencies.

2. Powerful Engine: With a 397kW maximum net power and 8×4 drive type, the truck offers strong performance and traction in demanding environments.

3. High-Flow Water Monitor: The truck is equipped with a 120L/S water monitor with a ≥90m water range, allowing it to deliver a long-reaching stream for firefighting.

4. Efficient Water Pump: The fire-rated water pump has a ≥150L/S flow rate and a ≥1MPa pressure, ensuring rapid and forceful water delivery during operations.

5. Strong Fire Suppression Pressure: The fire system operates with a 1.2 MPa fire-rated pressure, providing robust water pressure to effectively combat intense fires.