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CLH5130 4×2 Water & Foam Fire Truck CLH5130 4×2 Water & Foam Fire Truck with 4 m³ water / 1.8 m³ foam tanks. Confirm pump duty, monitor, chassis, axle loads and destination requirements.
Primary use: Water and foam firefighting
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01 / THE COMPLETE VEHICLE
Specify the system. Confirm the details. The vehicle details shown here are a starting point. Your quotation will specify the selected chassis, body and firefighting systems for your project.
Project-specific configuration Agree chassis, body layout, systems, equipment and acceptance checks in the offer.
Water and foam firefighting CLH5130 4×2 Water & Foam Fire Truck with 4 m³ water / 1.8 m³ foam tanks. Confirm pump duty, monitor, chassis, axle loads and destination requirements.
Body, equipment and operating system. Water and foam firefighting.
Key features
Selection Scope Match the chassis, agent system, equipment inventory and complete-vehicle limits to the destination and mission.
Suitable working conditions
Application Projects with a defined mission, operating environment, access envelope and acceptance plan.
Unsuitable working conditions
Limits Selection from marketing title or nominal capacity alone without complete-vehicle engineering and destination review.
Configuration options. Use the offered complete-vehicle drawing, mass and axle statement, system data sheets and acceptance plan as the purchase basis.
Configuration options and trade-offs
Selection Mobility, agent capacity and working-system duty must be specified together.
Vehicle Balance Capacity, equipment and crew affect finished mass, axle distribution, stability and access.
Compliance documents
Supplier To Include A document schedule tied to the exact chassis and completed vehicle offered.
Inspection and support scope Define dimensional, mass, functional, equipment and document checks for the exact offered configuration.
Include manuals, training, spare-parts scope, warranty responsibilities and service arrangements in the purchase specification.
Vehicle overview. Share your chassis and body requirements to tailor the vehicle proposal.
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Use these specifications to compare the chassis, body and installed equipment.
Chassis & powertrain
Vehicle model CLH5130
Drive layout 4×2
Fuel type Diesel
Drive Wheel 4×2
Fuel Diesel
Horsepower 199 HP Extinguishing agents & tanks
Primary capacity 4 m³ water / 1.8 m³ foam Fire body & tank
Payload 5800 Kg
Specification 7225 ×2215×3250 mm
Before requesting a quote. What should be confirmed before ordering? Confirm the exact chassis, completed dimensions and mass, agent capacity, installed systems, equipment inventory and destination requirements.
Can the configuration be adapted? Configuration may be project-specific within chassis, axle, stability, packaging and regulatory limits.
What should the RFQ include? Provide the destination, quantity, mission, access constraints, crew, agent and equipment plan, delivery basis and acceptance tests.
Buying guides
Compare fire engines, water tenders and foam tenders by operational role, agent storage, pump duty and crew requirements.
Specify separate agent quantities, pump flow at pressure and occupied seats. Use a real-vehicle comparison, a worked storage example and a filled buying brief.
03 / YOUR PROJECT
Tell us about the mission. Include both chassis preferences and body requirements. Unconfirmed details can remain open for technical review.
Buyer inputs required
Delivery Quantity, destination, steering side, chassis support and delivery basis.
Operating Brief Mission, incident types, terrain and access, crew workflow, agent plan, equipment and acceptance criteria.
Checks before quotation
Commercial Scope Confirm delivery basis, schedule, warranty, training, manuals, spare parts and inspection scope.
Technical Scope Confirm exact chassis, body drawing, mass and axle statement, installed systems and acceptance tests.
RFQ requirements
Project Quantity, destination, mission, delivery date and chassis support preference.
Technical Agent plan, equipment, interfaces, body drawing, mass statement and acceptance tests.
Specifications are confirmed in the quotation for the ordered vehicle.