Fire Rescue Trucks

What is fire rescue truck

Fire rescue trucks are also known as rescue vehicles, rescue fire engines, rescue vehicles, and other names. Fire rescue trucks are usually equipped with various fire rescue equipment, firefighters special protective equipment, fire rescue tools, and fire source detectors. They are special duty fire trucks responsible for rescue missions.

Fire rescue trucks series

Fire rescue trucks by functions

The fire rescue truck has the functions of lifting, self-rescue/traction, clearing, power generation, lighting, etc. It can be equipped with a large number of fire-fighting equipment or tools, such as demolition, detection, plugging, protection, etc. The interior of the trucks is made of aluminum alloy profiles. Adjustable modular structure, reasonable space layout, safe and convenient tool access, belonging to special fire trucks, widely used in firefighting units, dealing with various natural disasters, emergencies and rescue, rescue and other fields.

The structure of the rescue vehicle consists of the car chassis, the upper body (with emergency rescue equipment), the power take-off and transmission, the generator (shaft or independent generator), the winch (hydraulic or electric), the truck crane ( Generally folding arm type, behind the car body), lifting lighting system, electrical system. According to the use of fire rescue vehicles, the specific configuration of the car is not the same, such as truck cranes, winches, generators, lift lights, etc. not all of the rescue vehicles have. Rescue fire trucks are divided into ordinary rescue vehicles, chemical rescue fire trucks, and special rescue vehicles (such as earthquake rescue vehicles).

Emergency rescue fire truck classification. Rescue fire trucks can be divided into two types: light vehicles and heavy vehicles. Light vehicle configuration: The chassis is a carrier, and the special functions are: traction, power generation, lighting and rescue, and rescue tools. Heavy-duty vehicle configuration: Special functions include: lifting, traction, power generation, lighting and rescue tools.