Ziegler provides new foam firefighting vehicle to Krommenie fire department


Iain Hoey
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Ziegler vehicle details and capabilities
As reported by Ziegler, the Krommenie fire department in the Dutch safety region Zaanstreek-Waterland received a new foam firefighting vehicle on July 29, 2024.
The vehicle, built by Ziegler Brandweertechniek B.V., is based on a 4-axle Mercedes-Benz Arocs 8×4/4 chassis and has an engine output of 460 kW (625 HP).
The Mercedes-Benz cab accommodates a crew of 1+1.
The vehicle’s ALPAS superstructure allows it to carry over 11,000 liters of extinguishing agent, providing robustness and durability in everyday operations.
It is equipped with a Ziegler FPN 10-8000-1H centrifugal fire pump, which handles high flow rates of extinguishing agent.
This, combined with the Ziegler ZPF foam proportioning system, ensures effective firefighting.
Advanced features for efficient firefighting
The new firefighting vehicle includes two remote-controlled turrets, located at the front and roof, which deliver extinguishing agents accurately and safely.
Additionally, the vehicle has a 250 kg powder extinguishing system for enhanced firefighting capabilities.
For flexible and rapid deployment, the vehicle features two 40-meter low-pressure hose reels, each with a delivery rate of 400 liters per minute.
The intuitive Z-Control operating system allows for simple and efficient control of all functions, even under stressful conditions.
Enhanced pumping capacity
The vehicle is designed to deliver around 8,000 liters per minute at an inlet pressure of 3.5 bar through its submersible pumps.
It includes two 3” connections for the connection, ensuring high performance during operations.
The Krommenie fire department’s new vehicle enhances their ability to respond to emergencies with advanced firefighting technology and reliable performance.