Illustrated Guide to the FAW 9 CBM Corrosive Tanker Truck

Illustrated Guide to the FAW 9 CBM Corrosive Tanker Truck

● Long V Cab, 8.8 CBM Tank Capacity

The model shown here is a corrosive tanker truck, equipped with the Long V cab and an upper structure provided by CSCTRUCK China Tank Truck.

This corrosive tanker truck adopts the Long V cab, featuring a new family-style “Xin (信)” character front grille and red paintwork.

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The vehicle is nearly 8 meters long with a wheelbase of 4,500 mm and a rated payload capacity of 8.87 tons.

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The tank is marked with multiple corrosion hazard signs to alert those nearby.

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The specific vehicle photographed is suitable for transporting hazardous substances such as sodium hypochlorite solution, sodium hydroxide, hydrochloric acid, and sulfuric acid. The tank has a total volume of 8.8 cubic meters.

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At the rear of the vehicle, there are anti-intrusion devices, reflective markings, and a ground contact anti-static drag strip.

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● ISD190 EURO V Engine, 6-Speed Gearbox

In terms of power, this truck is equipped with a Cummins ISD19050 engine, delivering a maximum power output of 190 horsepower. It meets EURO V emission standards via SCR after-treatment technology.

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The truck also features a 6-speed manual transmission.

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On the chassis side, the exhaust pipe is front-mounted and equipped with a spark arrester — a typical feature of hazardous materials transport vehicles. The front suspension uses a three-leaf spring setup.

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The rear axle is equipped with a 4+3 leaf spring suspension system and comes with an ABS braking system.

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The truck is fitted with an aluminum alloy fuel tank, which is lightweight.

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It also uses an aluminum alloy air reservoir to further reduce vehicle weight.

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Tires are Double Star brand, size 10R22.5.

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● Dark Gray Interior, Power Windows

As the flatbed truck uses the Long V cab, the interior layout remains unchanged, retaining the standard features of the original vehicle. The inner door panel features a dark color scheme, power windows, and a built-in cup holder.

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The interior maintains a familiar design — the 4-spoke steering wheel is ergonomically designed with a black and silver color scheme and a thick grip for better handling.

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The dashboard continues to use FAW’s classic 5-ring layout, with tachometer and speedometer on the sides and a central digital display showing real-time fuel consumption and other data.

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The central control panel is simple and easy to operate, equipped with automatic air conditioning and a radio with MP3 support. There is also reserved space for installing a factory dashcam and other optional equipment.

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The side mirrors are generously sized, offering a wide field of view and minimizing blind spots.

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The sleeper bunk measures 550 mm in width, sufficient for the driver’s daily rest needs.

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This corrosive tanker truck, equipped with the Long V cab, features a solid chassis. It comes with standard safety configurations for hazardous materials transportation, including a front-mounted exhaust pipe, front disc and rear drum brakes, and an 80 km/h speed limiter. In addition, it incorporates several lightweight design elements, such as a suspension with fewer leaf springs, an aluminum fuel tank, and aluminum air reservoirs.

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