The CAFS Fire Truck, now joining the fleet of municipal fire services, is designed to dramatically improve response efficiency in dense urban environments dramatically. Unlike traditional fire trucks that rely primarily on water, the CAFS technology mixes compressed air, foam concentrate, and water to generate a highly effective fire-suppressing foam. This method reduces the amount of water needed, enhances cooling capacity, and creates a long-lasting blanket that prevents reignition.
City officials highlighted that the introduction of the CAFS Fire Truck will support faster, safer, and more sustainable firefighting operations. “This delivery marks an important step in modernizing our fire services,” stated a spokesperson from the fire department. “The CAFS unit not only boosts firefighting performance but also conserves water, which is crucial in urban settings with limited hydrant access.”
Manufactured by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck, the vehicle features advanced ergonomics, a durable chassis, high-capacity pumps, and user-friendly controls, ensuring firefighters can operate effectively even in the most extreme conditions. The company has a strong track record of supplying firefighting and rescue trucks worldwide, with a focus on safety, innovation, and reliability.
CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck representatives expressed their pride in partnering with Canadian fire authorities. “We are honored to contribute to enhancing fire safety in Canada. Our CAFS Fire Truck is designed to provide maximum protection for both firefighters and communities,” said the company in a statement.
The CAFS Fire Truck will soon be deployed across urban districts, reinforcing Canada’s commitment to advanced fire protection and public safety.
