Shenyang Jietong Fire Truck Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of CIMC Tianda, answered the call from the Shenfu Detachment to take part in a comprehensive high‑rise building firefighting and rescue drill. The exercise targeted the acute difficulties of high‑rise incidents—fast‑moving flames, restricted access, and the need for pinpoint rescue in confined spaces—and served as a proving ground for advanced rescue technologies.
The YT35 aerial ladder fire truck is a telescopic boom with a articulated arm, designed to navigate narrow spaces and complex building layouts like a dexterous arm. It can precisely reach rescue points, significantly improving success rates and making the “last meter” of rescue more flexible. The water delivery hose is arranged beneath the ladder structure, ensuring it never obstructs the rescue path. Its single‑side operation capability breaks the limitations of traditional aerial ladder trucks, while an ultra‑wide working angle range down to ‑12 degrees offers unparalleled advantages in downward‑rescue scenarios. This allows the YT35 to confidently handle special missions such as underground structures and low‑lying areas, providing a solid pillar for urban emergency response systems.
Throughout the drill, the YT35 displayed rapid deployment, steady operation, and exceptional maneuverability, perfectly suiting the complex high‑rise environment. With more than 50 years of dedicated R&D and manufacturing, Shenyang Jietong remains focused on meeting real firefighting needs, overcoming challenges in aerial access, obstacle clearance, and flexible rescue. This participation not only validated the YT35’s combat capabilities but also strengthened the collaborative fire safety framework between the company and rescue authorities. Looking ahead, Shenyang Jietong stays true to its mission of “empowering fire safety through technology and safeguarding with quality,” and will keep developing high‑end rescue equipment to support fire brigades and protect lives and property.
