How Many Types of Water Sprinkler Trucks Are There?

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AnthonyLee
07/30/25 2:33am
Water sprinkler trucks include road cleaning sprinkler trucks, dust suppression spray sprinkler trucks, and firefighting specialized sprinkler trucks. Road Greening Sprinkler Truck: This type is used for road cleaning, equipped with front flushing, rear spraying, side spraying, and greening high-pressure cannon functions. It is mainly used for road sprinkling and landscaping, and can also be used for water transportation. Commonly seen on streets, especially during hot summers, its primary function is to cool down the roads. It also comes with two brooms next to the wheels for road sweeping and can be used for water transportation when necessary. Dust Suppression Spray Sprinkler Truck: This type is equipped with an additional fog cannon compared to ordinary sprinkler trucks, combining the functions of a sprinkler truck and a dust suppression truck, and is cheaper than professional dust suppression trucks. The added multi-functional fog cannon makes it more water-efficient in dust suppression compared to regular sprinkler trucks and allows for longer working hours. Firefighting Specialized Sprinkler Truck: Firefighting specialized sprinkler trucks feature eye-catching water pumps and high-pressure water cannons, capable of handling small firefighting tasks. They are mostly used in factories and institutions, serving as sprinkler trucks while also being ready to tackle sudden fire emergencies.
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