First Batch of Ten Heavy Fire Trucks Rolls Out from CLW for Malaysia
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The first ten heavy fire trucks in a Malaysian order have passed final inspection at CLW Group and left the Suizhou plant for overseas delivery.
10 units
first batch shipped
SITRAK
heavy-duty chassis
Malaysia
destination market
KD
plant underway in-country
Heavy Appliances on a Proven Chassis
The batch is built on the Sinotruk SITRAK heavy chassis, specified for the pump-and-tank duty cycle municipal fire services run day in, day out. Each unit cleared CLW’s pre-export inspection line, which road-tests pump pressure, monitor throw and bodywork before a vehicle ships.
The delivery sits inside a broader Malaysian partnership: CLW has signed technology cooperation and a knock-down factory programme with Malaysia’s Jianbang Group, and runs a regional channel and service centre in-country. For Malaysian brigades and industrial fire teams, that means the supplier is assembling, stocking and servicing locally — not selling from a container.
The Fire Line Behind the Order
CLW’s fire portfolio spans light quick-response tenders on pickup and Isuzu chassis, water tankers, foam pumps and high-concept appliances such as the new high-altitude cold-region dry-powder truck — all MIIT-licensed production, all export-configurable for right-hand drive, tropical cooling packages and local hydrant standards.
Foam pumpers are the best-selling unit in CLW’s municipal fire range.Light tenders round out the Malaysian fleet spec alongside the heavy SITRAK appliances.