Foam Fire Truck

Match the foam concentrate to the liquid-fuel or industrial hazard. Specify proportioning, pump and monitor duty alongside the water supply and cleaning arrangements after use.

Water Tank Capacity
3000–15000 L
Foam Tank Capacity
1000–5000 L
Fire Pump Flow Rate
30–100 L/s

Technical specifications

Foam Fire Truck specifications published by KEEYAK
ItemValue
Water Tank Capacity3000–15000 L
Foam Tank Capacity1000–5000 L
Fire Pump Flow Rate30–100 L/s
Foam Monitor Flow Rate20–80 L/s
Foam Monitor Range35–70 m
Foam Mixing Ratio3% / 6%

Configure for your work

Illustrative detail of a fire truck rear compartment, capped connections and access ladder

Operating roles

  • Foam-agent response
  • Fuel-storage incident support
  • Water and foam systems sized together

Items to specify

  • Hazard and agent compatibility
  • Concentrate quantity and proportioning
  • Pump, monitor and application point
  • Clean-down and acceptance method
Agent and discharge duty
Name the hazard, agent, flow, pressure, duration, inlet and application point.
Body, crew and equipment
Provide crew, equipment, refill, storage and deployment sequence.
Route and acceptance
State route, water source, operating footprint and destination fire-apparatus requirements.

Acceptance requirements

  • Reconcile the approved tank, pump, monitor, piping and equipment schedule to the finished vehicle.
  • Witness the agreed pump and monitor duty points with identified instruments and retained results.
  • Record completed-vehicle mass, axle loads, labels, access, controls, manuals and exceptions.

Build and inspection

Final dimensions, installed equipment, route suitability and acceptance records are confirmed for the selected project.

Buyer questions

Can this foam truck be used at an airport?

Airport service requires a separate specification review. An industrial foam configuration alone does not confirm aircraft rescue and firefighting approval.

Does the quotation include foam concentrate?

Ask for concentrate to be identified as included, separately supplied or excluded. Its shipment condition and declaration should match the inventory agreed with the carrier.

How does tank size relate to foam performance?

Tank capacity tells you how much the truck stores. Foam performance also depends on the concentrate and proportioning system selected for the hazard.

Is a water-only test enough for the foam system?

A water-only test cannot verify the complete foam duty. The agreed test records need to identify the concentrate and proportioning setup used.

Who defines the foam-agent requirements?

The fire-service authority defines the hazard and agent requirements. The importer should confirm destination requirements affecting the selected agent and vehicle.

What should be agreed for sea transport?

Confirm whether concentrate travels with the vehicle. Obtain tank and circuit preparation instructions from the supplier, and identify separately packed hoses and equipment.

Specify your Foam Fire Truck

Share the operating duty, destination and equipment requirements.

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