MAN 5T CAFS Fire Fighting Truck Fire Engine Specialized Vehicle Price China Factory

CAFS Fire Fighting Truck with MAN Chassis & 5000L Water & Foam Tank
1. The Whole Fire Truck

• Model: SXF5161GXFAP50/M
• Overall Dimension: 8550mm×2510mm×3560mm
• Full Load Weight: 17000kgs
• Number of the Crew: 6 (include driver)
• Max. Speed: 90km/h
• Capacity: 4300L Water & 200L Type A Foam & 500L Type B Foam. PP composite material liquid tank
• Fire pump flow rate: 60L/s @ 10bar
• Fire monitor: 30L/s flow rate, 55m shoot range
• CAFS system: Compressed air foam mixture flow rate: 90L/s. With Foam Pump and Air Compressor

2. Rescue Equipment (Optional)
2.1 Front Winch

• Installation form: under the bumper
• Drive type: electric
• Voltage: 24V
• Max. traction: 6118kg
• Max. towing length: 38m

2.2 Gasoline Generator

• Rated power: 5kW
• Rated frequency: 50Hz
• Rated voltage: 230V
• Installation position: inside the equipment compartment

2.3 Pneumatic Telescopic Light

• Main power: 2×1000W
• Lighting: Quartz halogen lamp
• The max. height of the main light from the ground: 4.5m
• Rotation angle: horizontal 420°, pitch 420°
• Main lamp working voltage: 220V
• Installation form: top of carriage

3. Water Pump and Roof Fire Monitor

4. Company Introduction

• Founded in 1963, CXFIRE is the largest fire trucks manufacturer in China. The main manufacturing base is located in Chengdu of China with an area of 200,000 square meters and 600 staff members. More than 1000 units fire trucks are produced and sold every year.
• CXFIRE will adhere to the tenet of "seeking truth and innovation, quality and customer first", as always, to serve the social security cause, and to provide users with more advanced, safe and reliable fire protection products. The company has won the trust and appreciation of users with its high-quality products and fast service; the products are spread all over the country and are exported to many countries and regions in Europe, Middle East, Asia, Australia, South America, and Africa etc. Maintained high-speed growth, and exported hundreds of fire trucks every year.

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