The Benz 100M aerial platform fire truck by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck is a high-performance firefighting vehicle engineered for urban and industrial fire emergencies. Built on the Benz Actros 6555 chassis, this truck boasts a gross vehicle weight of 64,250kg and a top speed of ≥80km/h, ensuring rapid response times to critical situations. The truck is powered by a 400 kW engine, delivering strong performance across diverse terrains.

Its primary feature is the aerial platform, which has a 100-meter rated working height and a 27-meter maximum working radius, providing extensive reach for firefighting operations in high-rise buildings. The platform can support a 400kg load, ideal for personnel and equipment. Deployment times are optimized for speed, with the boom extending in ≤610 seconds and outriggers deploying in ≤40 seconds, ensuring swift readiness at the scene.

For fire suppression, the fire truck is equipped with a high-capacity water monitor that delivers a ≥64 L/s flow rate with a reach of ≥60 meters, covering large areas with water. Its water pump offers a fire-rated flow of ≥90L/s at a pressure of ≥1 MPa, enabling powerful firefighting capabilities.

This fire truck is a versatile and robust solution for handling large-scale emergencies, especially in metropolitan areas with high-rise structures.

1. 100m Rated Working Height: This truck can reach up to 100 meters, making it ideal for high-rise firefighting and rescue operations.

2. Benz Actros6555 Chassis: Built on the heavy-duty Mercedes-Benz Actros6555 chassis, ensuring robust performance and reliability in tough conditions.

3. 400 kW Max. Net Power: The fire truck is powered by a high-output engine capable of delivering 400kW, providing sufficient power for both mobility and operation.

4. Water Monitor Capabilities: Equipped with a water monitor that has a ≥64L/s rated flow and a ≥60m reach, allowing for powerful firefighting from a safe distance.

5. Quick Deployment: The fire truck’s boom can be deployed in ≤610 seconds, and the outriggers in ≤40 seconds, ensuring a swift response during emergencies.