16T SCANIA Heavy Duty Fire Engine with Double Cabin and Water Pump

16T SCANIA Heavy Duty Fire Engine with Double Cabin and Water Pump

1. Introduction: The fire engine is composed of Scania Class II chassis,
carriage, power transmission system, intelligent control system, auxiliary
lighting device etc. The vehicle could have rescue capabilities with front
winch, telescopic light, generator, hydraulic rescue tools etc.

2. The Whole Fire Truck

No. Main Items Technical Parameters
2.1 Model SXF5331GXFPM160/S
2.2 Dimensions
10910mm×2500mm×3680mm

2.3 Full Load Weight 33000kgs
2.4 Number of the Crew 2+4 Fireman (including driver)
2.5 Max. Speed 85-90km/h
2.6 Water and Foam Capacity 12000L Water & 4000L Foam. PP composite
material liquid tank (Never in Rust)
2.7 Water pump flow rate 100L/s @ 10bar
2.8 Roof Fire monitor 80L/s flow rate, 85 meters shoot distance
2.9 Painting U.S. PPG brand, Red color
3. Superstructure of the Heavy Duty Fire Engine

3.1 Aluminum Compartment

3.1.1 Material: All made of high-strength aluminum alloy profiles.

3.1.2 Structure: The frame of the carriage is all-aluminum alloy frame welded
structure, and the outer skin is made of bonded aluminum alloy plates.

3.1.3 Roof guard: Made of aluminum alloy as a whole, with strobe warning lights
and exterior lights installed outside, and LED roof lights inside.

3.1.4 Ladder frame: A set of multifunctional ladder frame is set on the top.

3.2 Electrical System

3.2.1 Warning light: Long row warning light are set on the top; The control
devices are installed in the cab.

3.2.2 Equipment box lights: There are LED white lighting strips on both sides
of the equipment box. The light switch and the rolling door are linked.

3.2.3 Strobe lights: Strobe lights for warning are arranged on the upper part.

3.2.4 Exterior lighting: LED lights for lighting are provided on the upper part
of the compartment.

3.2.5 Roof lighting: LED lights are provided inside the top of the carriage.

3.2.6 Side Indicater Light: Built-in yellow indicater lights are installed on
pedals.

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