JP72G1 widely used water and foam towers fire truck
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Description Product Introduction The JP72G1 widely used water and foam towers fire truck combines water tanker, foam truck, and high-jet truck operations. It is mostly used to put out fires in high-rise buildings such as towns, industrial and mining operations, as well as petrochemical, oil tanks, warehouses, and other tall structures. This high-jet truck is built on an imported Volvo FM540 84R B country VI chassis, with an American Hill CB10/150-8FC fire pump and an Amilon PLKD120ZB-3480 (3480 5178 738) fire water cannon, as well as fire monitoring, one-key fire intelligent equipment, and remote control. Main Parameters ItemUnitParameterTotal weightkg42680Overall lengthmm13030Overall heightmm4000Overall widthmm2500Max. travel speedkm/h≥85Rated working heightm72Tank volumekg2950Max. working radiusm33Time for deploying booms≤200Water monitor rated flowL/s≥120Water monitor rated reachm≥80 Remarks: This product is continuously improved with the progress of technology. The difference between the parameters and structural characteristics listed above is subject to the actual product. Performance Characteristics 1. Innovative overall layout and outstanding vehicle performance. Getting off the car adopts the K-type structure pioneered in the industry, and the stability of the whole vehicle is higher. The boom of the upper car adopts a 4 3 1 forward folding side arrangement, and the amplitude can reach 33m, which is the largest in the industry. 2. Strong power and outstanding fire performance. Equipped with 551 horsepower high-power chassis, imported 10000L/min fire pump and 7200L/min fire monitor, large diameter aluminum alloy pipeline, 4950kg super liquid carrying capacity. 3. Equipped with automatic amplitude control technology based on multi-stage telescoping of outriggers, the boom movement is safer, more stable and faster. All relevant spare parts for JP72G1 water and foam towers fire truck are available. Product Images CASE RECOMMEND
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