Industrial incident response
Separate water and foam tanks suit facilities that plan for flammable-liquid incidents.
Fire Trucks
Separate 4,000 L water and 1,800 L Class B foam tanks on a 12.7 t two-axle chassis, with a choice of four wheelbases, give municipal and petrochemical brigades a mid-size foam tender.
From US $35,000
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THE VEHICLE
The CLH5130 is a two-axle water and foam fire truck for municipal stations, chemical plants, petroleum warehouses and industrial parks. Its dual-tank body carries 4,000 L of water and 1,800 L of Class B foam concentrate, 5,800 L in total, so crews can switch between water-only spraying on ordinary fires and a water-foam mix on flammable-liquid fires.
The 4x2 chassis measures 7,225 × 2,215 × 3,250 mm with a 12,700 kg gross vehicle weight, a 6,450 kg curb weight and a 5,800 kg rated load; axle loads are 3,720 kg front and 8,980 kg rear. Two diesel engines are offered, rated at 132 kW (179 hp) and 147 kW (199 hp), both with a manual gearbox, and the truck runs on six 8.25R20 16PR tires to a top speed of 85 km/h. ABS and ASR are standard, the cab seats two, and a fire pump and fire monitor handle discharge.
Typical duties include foam cover at fuel depots and chemical plants, protection of large warehouses and first response in industrial parks. Wheelbases of 3,800, 3,950, 4,200 or 4,500 mm let the body length be matched to the equipment carried, and the build meets China VI emissions, with other levels on request.
TECHNICAL DATA
| Vehicle Model | CLH5130 |
|---|---|
| Gross Vehicle Weight | 12,700 kg |
| Curb Weight | 6,450 kg |
| Rated Load | 5,800 kg |
| Overall Dimensions (L×W×H) | 7,225 × 2,215 × 3,250 mm |
| Cab Seating | 2 persons |
| Approach/Departure Angles | 24° / 12° |
| Front/Rear Overhang | 1,275 / 2,150 mm |
| Drive Type | 4x2 |
|---|---|
| Engine Option 1 | 132 kW (179 hp) |
| Engine Option 2 | 147 kW (199 hp) |
| Displacement Options | 2,977 / 4,156 mL |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Wheelbase Options | 3,800 / 3,950 / 4,200 / 4,500 mm |
| Front/Rear Axle Load | 3,720 / 8,980 kg |
| Number of Axles | 2 |
| Tires | 8.25R20 16PR (6 tires) |
| Front Track Options | 1,735 / 1,760 mm |
| Rear Track Options | 1,670 / 1,700 / 1,750 mm |
| Leaf Springs | 8/11+8 or 8/10+7 |
| Braking Aids | ABS and ASR |
| Emission Standard | China VI (other levels on request) |
| Water Tank | 4,000 L (4.0 m³) |
|---|---|
| Class B Foam Tank | 1,800 L (1.8 m³) |
| Total Tank Volume | 5,800 L |
| Fire Pump | Fitted |
| Fire Monitor | Fitted |
| Max Speed | 85 km/h |
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CONFIGURATION
IN THE FIELD
Separate water and foam tanks suit facilities that plan for flammable-liquid incidents.
Two-axle layout and 5.8 m³ combined tank support local response.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
4,000 L of water and 1,800 L of Class B foam concentrate in separate tanks, 5,800 L in total.
Two diesel options rated at 132 kW (179 hp) and 147 kW (199 hp), both with a manual gearbox.
Six 8.25R20 16PR tires.
Municipal fire stations, chemical plants, petroleum storage sites and industrial parks, especially for Class B liquid fires.
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