Water sprinkler trucks carry water to wash roads, irrigate green belts and control dust on construction sites, mines and unpaved roads. Standard models have front flushing nozzles, rear sprinklers and a water cannon for watering trees. Dust suppression versions add a fog cannon that throws fine mist over a wide area to settle airborne dust.
Tank volume is the first choice to make: it should match the distance between refill points and the area to be covered in one run. After that, compare pump output, spray width and the nozzle layout. For sites with heavy dust, check the fog cannon range and whether the tank is suitable for recycled water.
Dongfeng chassis are the most common in this range, with HOWO, Foton and Shacman for larger tanks, and many battery-electric sprinklers for city use. Tell us what the truck will spray, where it refills and the daily area to cover, and we will propose a tank size.