JP75 Dominates High‑Rise Fire Suppression in Shenfu Drill with 75‑Meter Reach
To strengthen high‑rise emergency response and enhance ground‑air coordination, Shenyang Jietong Fire Truck Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of CIMC Tianda, was invited to participate in the high‑rise building firefighting drill organized by the Shenfu Detachment. The exercise addressed critical pain points—rapid fire spread, difficult access, and space constraints—and provided a real‑world testing ground for cutting‑edge firefighting equipment.
As a heavyweight solution for high‑rise fires, the JP75 aerial ladder fire truck features a dual‑telescopic folding boom system, with a maximum working height of 75 meters and a working radius of 35 meters. Its boom can reach operating areas above the 20th floor of super high‑rise buildings. During the drill, the vehicle rapidly deployed its outriggers, achieved precise leveling, and smoothly raised the boom to the designated height. The water monitor accurately targeted the fire floor, delivering a high‑flow jet of extinguishing agent for external three‑dimensional fire control. This effectively prevented upward fire spread and created safer conditions for interior search and rescue operations.
With rapid response, exceptional stability, high operational precision, and broad applicability, the JP75 demonstrated outstanding performance in complex high‑rise environments, fully showcasing the strength of domestically produced premium firefighting equipment. For over 50 years, Shenyang Jietong has focused on R&D and manufacturing of aerial fire trucks, continuously breaking through key technologies in high‑altitude firefighting, obstacle‑crossing operations, and multi‑arm coordination. This drill not only served as a comprehensive validation of the JP75’s combat readiness but also reinforced the public‑private partnership in building urban fire safety defenses. Moving forward, Shenyang Jietong remains committed to technology‑driven fire protection and quality‑assured safety, delivering more advanced equipment to empower fire rescue teams nationwide.
