Foam fire truck
- Water Tank Capacity
- 3000–15000 L
- Foam Tank Capacity
- 1000–5000 L
- Fire Pump Flow Rate
- 30–100 L/s
- Foam Monitor Flow Rate
- 20–80 L/s
- Foam Monitor Range
- 35–70 m
- Foam Mixing Ratio
- 3% / 6%
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the foam fire truck
The KEEYAK Foam Fire Truck is firefighting apparatus that stores foam concentrate and meters it into water before discharge through compatible lines or monitors. Water and foam tank capacities are 3000–15000 L and 1000–5000 L, respectively, with the combination selected for the response duty.
It is intended for industrial brigades, airports, fuel terminals, petrochemical facilities, ports, and municipal departments facing defined Class B risks. Match foam concentrate and application method to the fuel type. Flow demand must suit the water supply and tank arrangement. Environmental rules and crew protection remain part of the specification, along with chassis load and site access.
Typical applications
Fuel storage fire response
Terminal brigades use the foam appliance to cover burning or exposed liquid-fuel surfaces, subject to fuel compatibility, application rate, and adequate water supply.
Aircraft rescue firefighting support
Airport teams apply foam during aircraft fuel incidents when the selected agent, discharge pattern, response plan, and aviation requirements match the hazard.
Petrochemical plant protection
Industrial crews deploy proportioned foam at process areas, loading racks, or tank farms where fixed systems need mobile reinforcement or incident-specific coverage.
Municipal flammable-liquid incidents
Fire departments use the vehicle at tanker spills or warehouse incidents involving compatible fuels, coordinated with containment, water management, and environmental controls.
Before you order
Which buyers should consider the foam fire truck?
Consider this truck where the fire authority’s response plan calls for a compatible foam system and defined water and concentrate capacity. Confirm the agent, proportioning and discharge equipment for the hazard. Airport use requires a separately verified specification; a foam truck is not automatically an approved airport rescue vehicle.
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