Rear Mounted HALE Pump 6000L/min 6X6 Drive Airport Fire Truck with Imported Chassis

  • Pump flow: HALE RSD100 pump delivers 6000 L/min at 1.0Mpa from its rear mounted position.
  • Engine: DCEC CUMMINS L375 turbocharged air cooled diesel rated 276kW at 2200rpm and 1480N.m torque.
  • Water capacity: 9500 L of water carried on the imported chassis for aircraft rescue work, feeding the pump through a DN150 suction line.
  • Foam capacity: 1200 L of foam concentrate feeding the roof monitor and hand lines.
  • Crew: Seats for 1+1+4 in a Mercedes-Benz Actros cab with 1400mm standing height and air-sprung driver seat.
  • Suction: Electric primer reaches 7.5 m suction depth with 85 percent vacuum in 80 seconds or less.
SKU: M2117 Category:

M2117 6×6 Airport Fire Truck with Rear HALE 6000 L/min

The M2117 is a 6×6 airport fire truck with an imported chassis. A rear-mounted HALE RSD100 pump delivers 6000 L/min at 1.0 MPa, and a roof monitor flows 4800 L/min. It seats six and carries 9500 L of water and 1200 L of foam. The first pass can be made from the tank while a supply is arranged, which suits a runway alert.

A DCEC CUMMINS L375 supercharger-air cooled diesel engine rated 276 kW at 2200 rpm drives the vehicle, with 1480 N.m of torque at 1400 rpm and an 800 rpm idle. Working temperature spans -20 to +40 degrees at a common workload of 80 percent, which keeps the pump drive within its rating through a long standby.

Piping uses stainless steel 304 throughout. Tank suction runs through DN150 butterfly valves with electric and manual operation, and an outer DN150 suction port carries its own butterfly valve. Each side provides two DN80 normal pressure outlets with manual valves, while a DN100 pipe feeds the roof cannon through a pneumatic switch. Two tank inlets on each side, four in total, allow refilling from either flank.

The Actros long cab offers 1400 mm of standing height, two doors and electric windows. The 1+1+4 layout includes sleeping seats, which keeps a relief crew rested through a long standby at the threshold. Service access is from the cab side, and the pump room sits behind the rear axle. The pump runs from its own rear-mounted engine, so the main engine can be shut down while drafting.

Full specifications

Manufacturer DCEC CUMMINS engine
Model L375 type supercharger-air cooled diesel engine
Rated power 276kW/2200rpm
Max. torque 1480N.m/1400rpm
Low idle speed 800rpm
Engine working temperature -20~+40~, common workload 80%
Flow rate Normal pressure: 1.0Mpa, 6000L/min.
Driving By the rear-mounted DCEC CUMMINS engine power ≤195kw / 2200 rpm
Vacuum device Electric primer pump, Max. suction depth is 7.5m, vacuum ratio 85%,prime time ≤80s
Location mid-mounted
Type Mercedes-Benz Actros long cab, interior standing height of 1400mm, a four-point cab suspension, strengthened rear suspension, cab hydraulic turning device, steel sunroof, central locking, fire red, high-comfortable driver’s seat with air spring, one co-driver seat, automatic environmental protection air-conditioning system (RA134 coolants, no Freon), CD radio, central locking, electric heated rearview mirrors, electric heated wide-angle, left in a reasonable position GPS and VHF communication facilities space, and 12V power socket.
Door 2 doors, electric power window
Seat 1+1+4 (4 is for sleeping seats.)
Interior configuration driver seat can be adjustable, co-driver seat can be folded. CD radio, air-conditioner system, ventilation system, dust filter unit etc.
Tank water inlet two for each side (total is four), with strainer
Tank suction pipe DN150 butterfly valves with electric and manual operation.
Outer suction tube DN150 suction port with butterfly valve
The left outlet 2 DN80 normal pressure outlets. With manual valve
The right outlet 2 DN80 normal pressure outlets. With manual valve
Water cannon tube a DN100 normal pressure pipe, connected to the roof cannon, by pneumatic valve control switch.

Where it fits

Airport crash tenders that need a high-volume rear pump and a roof monitor for foam blanket work. The same appliance must carry a full crew and rotate them through a long standby at a busy aerodrome.