Aerial ladder fire truck
- Maximum Working Height
- 20–50 m
- Maximum Working Radius
- 10–30 m
- Platform Capacity
- 200 / 300 / 400 kg
- Fire Monitor Flow Rate
- 40–100 L/s
- Fire Monitor Range
- 60–90 m
- Rotation Angle
- 360°
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the aerial ladder fire truck
The KEEYAK Aerial Ladder Fire Truck has an extendable ladder for elevated crew access and rescue operations, with water delivery to upper levels where fitted. Maximum working height is 20–50 m and platform capacity is 200 / 300 / 400 kg, depending on configuration.
It is intended for municipal fire departments, industrial brigades, airports, and emergency services operating around multistory structures or elevated hazards. Check rescue height and outreach at the required ladder load. Jacking width must fit the site and its ground bearing. Access roads and building setbacks constrain positioning, with wind and waterway needs included in the assessment. Confirm the crew arrangement and local standards for the selected appliance.
Typical applications
Upper-floor rescue access
Fire crews extend the ladder toward windows, balconies, or roofs to establish rescue access when setback, height, ladder angle, and occupant movement permit.
Elevated fire stream deployment
A configured waterway or monitor can deliver firefighting streams above obstructions, subject to water supply, reaction forces, ladder load, and approved operating positions.
Roof and facade access
The aerial appliance provides controlled access for ventilation, inspection, or exterior operations where ground ladders cannot provide suitable height or working position.
Industrial elevated incident response
Industrial brigades deploy ladder access around tanks, process structures, or warehouses when site layout, exposure hazards, support area, and firefighting plan are compatible.
Before you order
When is the aerial ladder fire truck the right choice?
An aerial ladder appliance can support planned elevated rescue access or an approved aerial waterway where fitted. Check ladder geometry, occupancy, support and the actual rescue method. A platform or waterway capability must not be inferred from ladder height alone.
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