Industrial fire response
Offers a large water supply and separate foam volume for a site-specific firefighting plan.
Fire Trucks
Built on a four-axle Mercedes-Benz Arocs with a 579 hp OM473 engine, this tender carries 12,600 L of water and 5,500 L of foam, plus a six-seat crew cab for refinery and chemical-park brigades.
From US $80,000
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THE VEHICLE
This Mercedes-Benz Arocs 8x4 fire truck, type CLW5370GXFPM180, is a heavy foam tender for refineries, chemical parks and other large industrial sites. A dual-tank body holds 12,600 L of water and 5,500 L of foam concentrate, 18,100 L in total, feeding a fire pump and a roof-mounted monitor so a single vehicle can sustain a long foam attack.
The four-axle Arocs chassis measures 11,710 × 2,550 × 3,560 mm with axle spacing of 1,750 + 4,600 + 1,350 mm and a 37,300 kg gross vehicle weight; the two front axles are rated at 6,200 and 6,500 kg and the two rear axles at 12,300 kg each. Power comes from a Mercedes-Benz OM473LA.6-55 diesel rated at 579 hp, with a manual gearbox and PTO. Braking combines dual-circuit air, a spring parking brake, an engine exhaust brake and WABCO EBS4+ electronic control, and the truck runs on twelve 315/80R22.5 tires. The 2+4 crew cab seats six.
Typical duties include foam cover for storage tank fires, loading racks and process units, cooling of exposed tanks and structures, and bulk water supply to other appliances. An 18° approach angle helps on plant ramps. The emission level, from Euro 2 to Euro 6, cab air conditioning and the pump and monitor ratings are set for the destination market and site hazards.
TECHNICAL DATA
| Vehicle Model | CLW5370GXFPM180 |
|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions (L×W×H) | 11,710 × 2,550 × 3,560 mm |
| Gross Vehicle Weight | 37,300 kg |
| Rated Payload | 20 t |
| Approach Angle | 18° |
| Driving Position | Left-hand drive |
| Chassis Brand | Mercedes-Benz Arocs |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | 8x4 |
| Wheelbase (Axle Spacing) | 1,750 + 4,600 + 1,350 mm |
| Crew Capacity | 6 persons (2+4) |
| Engine | Mercedes-Benz OM473LA.6-55 diesel |
| Engine Power | 579 hp |
| Transmission | Manual with PTO |
| Axle Capacities | 6,200 / 6,500 / 12,300 / 12,300 kg |
| Tires | 315/80R22.5 |
| Tire Quantity | 12 |
| Steering | Hydraulic power assistance |
| Service Brake | Dual-circuit compressed air |
| Parking Brake | Spring-energy, compressed air |
| Auxiliary Brake | Engine exhaust brake |
| Electronic Braking | WABCO EBS4+ |
| Electrical System | 24 V, negative ground |
| Emission Standard | Euro 2–6 (optional) |
| Water Tank | 12,600 L |
|---|---|
| Foam Tank | 5,500 L |
| Combined Tank Volume | 18,100 L |
| Fire Pump | Fitted |
| Fire Monitor | Roof-mounted |
CONFIGURATION
IN THE FIELD
Offers a large water supply and separate foam volume for a site-specific firefighting plan.
Carries a six-person crew and onboard agent tanks on a four-axle chassis.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
12,600 L of water and 5,500 L of foam concentrate in separate tanks, 18,100 L combined.
A Mercedes-Benz OM473LA.6-55 diesel rated at 579 hp, with a manual gearbox and PTO for the fire pump.
The cab seats six in a 2+4 layout.
It measures 11,710 × 2,550 × 3,560 mm and has a 37,300 kg gross vehicle weight on four axles and twelve tires.
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