Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
The KEEYAK Carbon-Steel Water Tanker Truck is a mild-steel water truck with a baffled cargo tank that stores bulk water and supplies selected pumps, hoses, spray bars, cannons, or gravity outlets. Its nominal tank capacities are 10,000 / 20,000 L, with Q235B specified for the tank. Nominal tank capacity does not establish legal payload or usable filling volume. Cargo density, tank tare, axle limits, and permitted filling conditions control the final load.
It serves contractors, mines, municipalities, farms, and utility teams handling compatible nonhazardous water. Water chemistry determines the tank treatment and internal coating to assess, including the corrosion allowance. Pump output and outlet layout must suit the duty cycle. Cleaning access and chassis loading need confirmation for the terrain, together with local approvals. Confirm the chassis, calculated axle loads, tank and distribution-equipment models, and destination requirements in the signed technical specification. Include equipment capacity charts where applicable.
The construction water truck sprays haul roads and work areas to control dust, with application rate adjusted for traffic, soil, weather, and drainage.
Contractors distribute water during grading or compaction where controlled moisture helps site preparation, subject to geotechnical process requirements and suitable spray coverage.
The water bowser supplies non-potable water for street cleaning, drain flushing, landscaping, or maintenance tasks using outlets selected for each operation.
Mines, quarries, farms, and infrastructure projects move compatible water to locations without fixed distribution, provided road access and receiving connections are established.
The water chemistry determines whether the tank treatment, internal coating and corrosion allowance suit the intended service. Contractors, mines, farms, municipalities and utility teams should identify the water source before agreeing the tank and distribution equipment for dust control, soil conditioning or supply work.
A Papua New Guinea customer requested a 10,000 L tanker for drinking-water supply and selected a Dongfeng chassis. The project photographs show the completed Tianjin-based truck in the vehicle yard.
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