The 42M water and foam tower fire truck produced by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck combines the functions of a water-tank truck, foam truck, and water tower fire truck into 1 versatile unit. It is built on a Mercedes Benz Arocs 33436 6×4 chassis, equipped with a Hill CB10/100-RSD fire pump, and features an AKRON PLKD120ZB-3480 (3480+5178+738) fire water monitor. The truck can carry up to 7,500 kg of firefighting water, making it ideal for large-scale fire emergencies.

Designed with user-friendly operation in mind, the 42M water and foam tower fire truck is known for its ease of use, flexible mobility, safety, and reliability. It is highly practical and efficient, making it a top choice for fighting fires in high-rise buildings and petrochemical facilities within urban areas. The truck’s powerful firefighting capabilities ensure it is well-suited to protect both lives and property, especially in complex and hazardous environments.

With its robust design and advanced firefighting systems, the 42M water and foam tower fire truck is an essential tool for fire departments aiming to enhance their ability to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies. Whether in cities or industrial zones, this fire truck provides a comprehensive solution for handling a wide range of firefighting challenges.

● The 42M water and foam tower fire truck features a compact design with a driving height of 3.75 meters, providing excellent maneuverability in traffic.

● The boom is configured in a 3+1 side layout, with a radius of 23 meters. It extends and retracts quickly and smoothly, ensuring high levels of safety.

● The 42M water and foam tower fire truck has a large-flow fire pump, water monitor, and an aluminum alloy pipeline with a large drift diameter, resulting in minimal pressure loss and superior firefighting performance. Its container capacity reaches 7.5 tons, giving the vehicle strong emergency firefighting capabilities.

● The 42M water and foam tower fire truck is equipped with comprehensive and reliable safety protection devices, utilizing distributed control technology through PLC and CAN bus systems.