The overall dimensions of the Foton Aumark double-cabin Euro VI 6 CBM foam fire truck are 8.2 meters in length, 2.5 meters in width, and 3.32 meters in height. The gross vehicle weight is 15.6 tons, with a rated load capacity of 6.1 tons. It is equipped with a Foton Aumark double-row cab, with a standard seating capacity of 2+4 persons.
The front face of the Foton Aumark continues the family-style design, featuring a shield-shaped black perforated grille with a large surface area, which helps enhance engine cooling. The large air deflectors on both sides effectively reduce driving wind resistance.
The combination headlamps have a unique shape, blending lines and curves to create a sharp visual effect. The lights integrate high beams, lens-equipped low beams, turn signals, and L-shaped daytime running lights, all in a partitioned design for a refined appearance.
In terms of power, the foam fire truck is equipped with a Cummins engine delivering 230 horsepower, with a maximum power output of 169 kW and peak torque of 950 Nm. Cummins engines have a good reputation in the market for their low fuel consumption and durability.
The standard tire model is 10.00R20, manufactured by the well-known domestic brand Chaoyang Tire Company. These tires meet the high flame-retardant and safety performance requirements for fire trucks. When selecting tires for a fire truck, it is crucial to ensure they meet operational needs.
The urea tank and air filter are positioned on the left and right sides between the cab and the upper body compartment, effectively saving chassis space and facilitating the installation of the superstructure.
The upper body compartment is made from high-quality steel and adopts a built-in tank structure. The total tank volume is 6.062 cubic meters, with 4.150 cubic meters for the water tank and 1.912 cubic meters for the foam tank. Multiple anti-surge baffles are installed inside the tank.
Water tank dimensions: 2,370 × 1,300 × 1,410 mm
Foam tank dimensions: 1,090 × 1,300 × 1,410 mm
There are 9 aluminum alloy rolling shutter doors around the compartment, 6 of which house various firefighting tools, secured with custom fixtures for enhanced stability. The remaining shutter doors—located on both sides near the rear and directly at the back—contain the fire pump. The pump room includes a water pump system, various instruments, indicator lights, a liquid level gauge, a pressure gauge, and a vacuum gauge. Operators can follow the control panel instructions for proper operation.
A foam fire monitor is mounted on the roof of the compartment and can be accessed via a safety ladder at the rear. It allows for precise firefighting targeting. This foam monitor performs well under 8–10 MPa pressure and is capable of spraying both foam and water.
