CIMC Tianda’s JP51/33 Dual‑Arm Fire Truck Proves “One Truck, Two Monitors” in High‑Rise Drill
Invited by the Shenfu Detachment to participate in a large‑scale high‑rise building firefighting and rescue exercise, Shenyang Jietong Fire Truck Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of CIMC Tianda, brought its innovative JP51/33 dual‑arm water tower fire truck to the forefront. The drill focused on the toughest challenges of high‑rise blazes—rapid fire progression, limited maneuverability, and multi‑point ignition risks.
The JP51/33 stands out with its patented dual‑boom technology, allowing two booms to operate independently and simultaneously. It offers maximum working heights of 51 meters and 32.6 meters, with flexible working radii of 31.9 meters and 13.8 meters respectively. This enables concurrent precision spraying at two different fire points, perfectly matching the multi‑angle, multi‑source suppression needs of high‑rise structures. During the exercise, the dual booms adeptly maneuvered around building obstacles and delivered targeted streams to upper and lower windows on two separate fire floors simultaneously, dramatically improving firefighting efficiency—truly demonstrating the “one truck, two monitors” combat advantage.
Backed by fast setup, rock‑solid stability, and high precision, the JP51/33 proved its adaptability in demanding operational scenarios. As a leader in aerial fire apparatus for over five decades, Shenyang Jietong continues to tackle technical bottlenecks in high‑reach firefighting and coordinated dual‑arm operations. This drill was both a rigorous test of the JP51/33’s real‑world performance and a vital step in deepening collaboration between government and enterprise for fire safety. The company will continue to innovate and upgrade its equipment, providing reliable support to rescue forces and safeguarding urban communities.
