Import Fire Trucks — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Arab Emirates

The Attacker fire truck is offered by Naffco and is engineered specifically for urban and village fire‑fighting operations. It is built on a Mercedes Benz 4 × 2 double‑cabin chassis and is powered by a 290 hp diesel engine. The vehicle features a lightweight aluminium body that reduces overall mass while maintaining structural strength. Its design allows high manoeuvrability even when the water, foam and rescue equipment tanks are fully loaded.

Naffco equips the Attacker with a steel frame and corrosion‑resistant aluminium panels, a combination that is typical for modern fire‑fighting apparatus. Standard on‑board capacities include a water tank of up to 2 000 litres and a foam tank of 200 litres, figures that align with industry norms for compact trucks. The rescue module incorporates hydraulic cutters, a portable pump and assorted hand tools, mirroring the equipment sets found on comparable municipal vehicles. These specifications follow the EN 1846 safety and performance standards that govern fire‑engine construction in the region.

Primary customers are municipal fire brigades, industrial site safety teams and private fire‑protection services operating in the United Arab Emirates and neighbouring Gulf states. Importers should request detailed capacity sheets, certification copies and confirm the chassis VIN before placing an order. Trade discussions typically involve FOB or CIF terms to Jebel Ali port, with payment via L/C or T/T after inspection; Naffco’s harbour trust tier indicates that basic verification steps are advisable.

Naffco appears on the platform as an imported supplier based in the United Arab Emirates. The harbour trust tier signals that the company has passed a basic verification process, while the listed response rate of 0 % indicates that recent communication attempts have not been recorded.

The catalogue entry highlights Naffco’s focus on fire‑fighting vehicles such as the Attacker model, but does not provide additional corporate history, employee count or turnover figures. Prospective buyers should therefore rely on direct enquiries to obtain any missing corporate details.