Spraying trucks, also known as multi-functional landscaping sprinkler vehicles, are used for cleaning roads, large industrial areas, gardens, and other units. They are employed for purposes such as road sanitation, dust control, watering, and spraying pesticides to enhance the environment's beauty.

The fire trucks are also equipped with emergency fire extinguishing capabilities, each featuring a fire hydrant interface. Driven by the engine, the transmission is connected to a power take-off that drives the water pump. The pump generates the main power, spraying the liquid inside the tank through a network. Self-priming height: ≤7m, watering width: ≥20m, range: ≥28m; adjustable to columnar, range ≥28m; or to mist, range ≥5m.

Front spray, rear sprinkling; the front is equipped with a duck-shaped nozzle or round head jet, while the rear features cylindrical sprinkler nozzles or rosebud sprinkler nozzles. The rear is fitted with a work platform, equipped with a high-pressure water cannon. An additional 8 nozzles (optional) can be installed for water spraying, commonly used for street cleaning.