Mercedes-Benz 4WD 6000L Water Foam Fire Vehicle

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The Mercedes-Benz 4WD 6000L Water Foam Fire Vehicle produced by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck is a highly capable and versatile firefighting apparatus engineered for rapid emergency response in urban, industrial, rural, and off-road environments. Built on a rugged Mercedes-Benz 4×4 all-wheel-drive chassis, this fire vehicle combines exceptional mobility, reliable performance, and advanced firefighting technology to tackle a wide range of fire incidents effectively.

Powered by the renowned Mercedes-Benz OM460 diesel engine, the vehicle delivers 360 hp (265 kW) of power, providing strong acceleration and dependable operation under demanding conditions. The engine is paired with a G 230-12 automatic transmission, ensuring smooth gear shifts, reduced driver fatigue, and optimal power distribution across challenging terrains. Its 4,500 mm wheelbase, spring suspension system, and 4×4 drivetrain configuration offer excellent stability, traction, and maneuverability on both paved roads and rough terrain.

The Mercedes-Benz 4WD 6000L Water Foam Fire Vehicle features a comfortable left-hand-drive day cab equipped with air conditioning, enabling firefighters to operate efficiently during extended missions. A 290-liter fuel tank provides ample driving range for emergency deployments.

The firefighting superstructure is designed for maximum operational efficiency. It incorporates a 5,400-liter water tank and a 600-liter foam tank, providing substantial extinguishing capacity for both conventional and flammable-liquid fires. At the heart of the system is the reliable Godiva P2A 3010 centrifugal fire pump, known for its high performance and durability in demanding firefighting operations.

For fire suppression, the Mercedes-Benz 4WD 6000L Water Foam Fire Vehicle is equipped with a roof-mounted monitor capable of delivering 1,600 to 2,400 liters per minute at operating pressures of 8 to 10 bar. The monitor offers 360-degree horizontal rotation and a vertical operating range from -20° to +80°, allowing precise targeting of fire zones. Additionally, a 60-meter DN25 midship hose reel with manual unwinding and electric rewinding provides rapid deployment for initial attack and mop-up operations. The practical 2+2+1 locker layout ensures organized storage of firefighting tools and rescue equipment, making this vehicle a dependable and efficient firefighting solution.

FEATURES

1. High-Mobility 4×4 Mercedes-Benz Chassis
   Built on a robust Mercedes-Benz 4×4 all-wheel-drive platform, the vehicle delivers excellent off-road capability, superior traction, and reliable performance in urban streets, industrial sites, rural areas, and challenging terrain, ensuring rapid access to emergency scenes.
2. Powerful and Efficient Drivetrain
   Equipped with a Mercedes-Benz OM460 diesel engine producing 360 hp (265 kW) and paired with a G 230-12 automatic transmission, the vehicle provides strong acceleration, smooth gear changes, reduced driver fatigue, and dependable operation during demanding firefighting missions.
3. Large-Capacity Water and Foam System
   The firefighting body incorporates a 5,400-liter water tank and a 600-liter foam tank, offering a total extinguishing capacity of 6,000 liters. This combination enables effective suppression of both conventional fires and flammable-liquid fires, enhancing operational versatility.
4. Advanced Firefighting Equipment
   Featuring a Godiva P2A 3010 centrifugal fire pump and a roof-mounted monitor delivering 1,600–2,400 L/min at 8–10 bar, the vehicle provides powerful fire attack capabilities. The monitor’s 360° rotation and wide elevation range ensure precise fire suppression from multiple angles.
5. Rapid Response and Practical Equipment Storage
   A 60-meter DN25 midship hose reel with manual deployment and electric rewind allows quick initial attack operations and efficient hose recovery. The 2+2+1 locker configuration provides organized storage for firefighting and rescue equipment, improving crew efficiency during emergency responses.

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