The DONGFENG 8T Water Tank Fire Truck is a high-performance, cost-effective emergency response vehicle engineered for superior fire suppression across diverse and challenging environments. Meticulously designed for public security fire brigades, industrial complexes, residential communities, and dockyards, this specialized vehicle provides reliable protection against both standard material fires and critical oil-related incidents.
Combining a robust double-row crew cabin for rapid team deployment with a high-capacity steel water tank, this truck optimizes operational efficiency and maneuverability. Its strategic layout—featuring a front-mounted equipment box and a rear-positioned pump room—ensures that essential tools are accessible and maintenance is simplified, maximizing uptime when every second counts in safeguarding lives and property.
Detailed Parameters
| Engine Model | YCS06 | Rated Power | 200 HP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emission Standard | National VI | Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Water Tank Capacity | 8000 kg | Pump Rated Flow | 40L/s 1.0MPa |
| Fire Pump Model | CB10/40 Low Pressure | Fire Monitor Model | PS40 |
| Dimensions (mm) | 840025103360 | Cabin Capacity | 3+3 Personnel |
Key Advantages
Versatile Suppression
Engineered to combat both standard material fires and complex oil-based incidents across industrial and residential zones.
Rapid Deployment
The double-row cabin accommodates a 6-person team, ensuring swift coordination and immediate action upon arrival.
High Capacity
A massive 8000kg steel water tank allows for extended firefighting operations without the need for frequent refills.
Optimized Layout
Strategic placement of the equipment box and pump room maximizes accessibility and operational workflow.
Low Maintenance
The exposed tank design simplifies inspection and maintenance, significantly reducing vehicle downtime.
Fully Customizable
Specifications can be tailored to meet specific regional requirements or specialized industrial firefighting needs.
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Management Platforms
Fleet Integration
Seamlessly integrate the DONGFENG unit into your existing emergency fleet management systems.
Maintenance Tracking
Utilize specialized schedules for the CB10/40 pump to ensure 100% operational readiness.
Response Monitoring
Optimize deployment times by tracking vehicle movement and response speed in real-time.
Capacity Alerts
Monitor water tank levels to plan refill cycles and sustain long-term firefighting efforts.
Equipment Inventory
Digital tracking of tools stored in the front equipment box for rapid auditing and replenishment.
Emission Control
Manage National VI standard compliance to meet strict urban environmental regulations.
Investment Return Comparison
| Feature | Standard Fire Truck | DONGFENG 8T Fire Truck |
|---|---|---|
| Operational Cost | High | Optimized / Cost-Effective |
| Water Autonomy | Limited | Extended (8000kg Tank) |
| Crew Capacity | Standard 2-3 | High (3+3 Double-Row) |
| Maintenance Ease | Complex | Simplified Exposed Design |
| Environmental Impact | Variable | Low (National VI Standard) |
Frequently Asked Questions
It is designed for versatile fire suppression in industrial facilities, public security brigades, residential communities, and docks, capable of handling both material and oil fires.
Yes, the vehicle can be fully customized according to specific operational needs to ensure it meets your unique environment and firefighting requirements.
It features the CB10/40 low pressure fire pump with a rated flow of 40L/s at 1.0MPa, paired with a PS40 fire monitor for precise water delivery.
The double-row cabin accommodates 3+3 personnel, allowing a full firefighting team to arrive simultaneously, which enhances coordination and reduces deployment time.
Yes, the DONGFENG 8T Water Tank Fire Truck adheres to National VI emission standards, making it suitable for use in environmentally regulated urban areas.
The exposed tank design allows for easier access to the structure and the pump room, simplifying routine checks and reducing the time required for repairs.
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