Four Cylinder Water Cooled 139kw 189hp Heavy Rescue Fire Truck 110Km/H

  • Pump flow: USA HALE AP32 pump delivering 32 L/s at 1.0 MPa through the truck pipework and monitor.
  • Foam proportioner: W.S. Darley FSB60-C automatic proportioner set from 0.5% to 6% foam concentration.
  • Agent capacity: 3500 kg of water and foam combined, carried on a 10000 kg permissible weight chassis.
  • Crew: Five seats in a 1+1+3 double cabin with three SCBA fixtures behind the rear seat.
  • Chassis: ISUZU QL11009KARY 4×2 with a 3815 mm wheelbase and a 100 L fuel tank.
  • Response: 110 km/h maximum speed and a 15.2 m turning diameter for city streets and plant roads.
SKU: M2709 Category:

JDX5100GXFPM35/B Foam Fire Truck with 139kw/189hp ISUZU Power

The JDX5100GXFPM35/B is a foam fire truck on an ISUZU QL11009KARY chassis. It is specified as a heavy rescue unit for brigades that must seat a full crew and still carry foam agent. Maximum power is 139kw/189hp, the cab carries 5 including the driver, and 3500 kg of water and foam are on board. Gross vehicle weight is 10000 kg.

A HALE AP32 pump feeds an AKRON 3430 monitor, and the proportioning system covers a 0.5% to 6% foam setting so the crew can match agent ratio to the fuel. The 4HK1-TCG40 engine produces 510N.M at 1600rpm through an MLD-6Q gearbox, and top speed is 110km/h. The chassis rides a 3815 mm wheelbase with a 15.2 m minimum turning diameter, and the fuel tank holds 100L.

The double cabin is laid out 1 + 1 + 3, with three fixtures behind the rear seat for self-contained breathing apparatus, and the body measures 6870x2240x3040 mm. Chassis weight is 2970kg against a maximum permissible load of 7030kg, so locker loading has to be planned. A single dry diaphragm-spring clutch with oil and gas booster is specified.

Full specifications

Max. Power (kw/hp) 139kw/189hp
Fuel tank 100L
Foam proportion 0.5%-6%

Where it fits

Fits municipal and airport brigades that need one appliance for rescue and foam attack. It works refinery spills, vehicle fires and breathing-apparatus deployment where crew seating matters as much as agent volume.