Water tanker trucks for dust suppression, irrigation and road washing
A water tanker that sprays roads for dust control, fills irrigation lines and supplies washdown water on site — mounted on a chassis your workshop already services.
The standard water tank truck (water bowser) is rolled from 4 mm carbon steel with 5 mm dished end heads for road dust suppression, street washing and landscape irrigation, while municipal drinking water truck and potable water tanker orders are rolled from food-grade 304 stainless steel with sanitary fittings. On the 8,000 L build the elliptical tank mounts on a 4×2 chassis with a 4,200 mm wheelbase — or ships as a complete tank-and-pump upper-body kit ready to bolt onto your local truck chassis.
A self-sucking centrifugal pump rated at 60 m³/h against a 90 m total head handles both refilling from a hydrant or open source and pressurised spraying through the front, side and rear nozzles, covering a spray width of up to 15 m in a single pass. The same pump self-primes from a depth of up to 8 m, so a driver can draw from a river, tank or borehole without a separate priming pump. Fleets running a garbage truck route often schedule the water tanker right behind it, washing down the same streets the compactor just cleared.
Every water tanker with pump is configured to order — left- or right-hand drive, Euro 2 to Euro 6, or as a standalone water tank kit ready to bolt onto your local chassis. When comparing a water tanker for sale or requesting a water tanker price, share your required tank volume (7,000–20,000 L), steel grade and destination port for a complete FOB Qingdao or CIF quote.
The pump is run up to its rated flow and every spray valve is opened under pressure while the truck is still on our line. Weeping joints and a nozzle that will not seat are cheap to fix in the workshop and expensive to fix on a site three continents away.