HOWO Fire Fighting Truck

Integrated Controls: Pressure gauges, tachometers, and the throttle lever are centrally located; water discharge can be controlled directly from the equipment compartment, allowing for easy one-person operation.
Four-Way Output: Equipped with four independent ball-valve outlets (80mm/65mm diameters), supporting simultaneous operation of multiple fire nozzles for efficient firefighting.
Stable Pressure: Dual-pointer gauges monitor low and medium pressures simultaneously; combined with a front-mounted master valve for precise pressure regulation, this effectively prevents pipeline bursts.

Convenient Maintenance: The full front-tilting hood design exposes core piping and components without blind spots; routine inspections, belt replacements, and radiator cleaning can be performed without dismantling numerous peripheral parts, drastically reducing maintenance time.
Superior Cooling Capacity: Large-sized radiator and intercooler provide high thermal redundancy, enabling the vehicle to withstand extreme operating conditions-such as prolonged periods of low-gear, high-RPM operation required to power the water pump.
Organized Piping Layout: Piping routes are clearly defined and encased in high-temperature and abrasion-resistant protective sleeves, reducing the risk of malfunctions caused by abrasion or short circuits resulting from debris or sediment at the fire scene.

High corrosion resistance: Made of aluminum alloy; unlike traditional iron tanks, it eliminates the risk of internal rust causing fuel line blockages. Lightweight: The aluminum alloy housing significantly reduces the chassis's curb weight, helping to increase water-carrying capacity while remaining within regulatory load limits.
Safety and Theft Prevention: Housed within an enclosed equipment compartment, the unit is protected from impacts by flying debris and effectively prevents fuel theft when the vehicle is parked in the field.
High-Capacity Assurance: The large-volume design (approximately 200L–400L; customizable) ensures the fire truck can power the water pump via extended engine idling at the fire scene without the need for frequent refueling.

Optimized Spatial Layout: Features an aluminum alloy profile framework and tiered shelving; equipment of various sizes is stored in designated zones for quick and organized access.
Dustproof and Waterproof Sealing: Equipped with a top-mounted aluminum alloy transverse roller shutter door that closes tightly, effectively blocking out dust and rain during transit to protect the equipment.
Durable and Corrosion-Resistant: Includes a non-slip metal floor liner paired with an aluminum alloy frame; the structure is lightweight yet highly rust-resistant, making it well-suited for harsh rescue environments involving moisture or mud.