Spraying trucks are used for cleaning roads in urban areas, large industrial parks, gardens, and other units. They facilitate road hygiene, dust control, watering, and pesticide spraying to enhance the beauty of the environment.

The fire trucks are also equipped with emergency fire-fighting water spraying capabilities, each featuring a fire connection interface. Driven by the engine, the transmission is fitted with a power take-off that powers the water pump, which generates the primary motive force. The liquid inside the tank is then sprayed out through a pipeline. Self-priming height: ≤7m, spraying width: ≥20m, range: ≥28m; adjustable to a columnar spray with a range of ≥28m; or to a mist spray with a range of ≥5m.

Front spray, rear sprinkling; front equipped with duck-shaped spray nozzles or round head nozzles, rear with cylindrical sprinkler nozzles or rose-type nozzles; rear features a work platform with high-pressure water cannons. An additional 8 nozzles (optional) can be installed for water spray; typically used for street cleaning.