ZAMORA BOOSTS ITS FIREFIGHTING CAPACITY WITH TWO NEW CELA AERIAL PLATFORMS

The Zamora Provincial Council's fire station today received two new CELA DT22 F6 aerial firefighting platforms, equipment that will significantly improve emergency response capacity throughout the province.

The official handover included a comprehensive training day provided by our technical and sales team, during which Zamora firefighters received specialized instruction on the use, maintenance, and commissioning of both units.

Cutting-edge technology for maximum effectiveness

The CELA DT22 F6 aerial platforms stand out for combining three key features: compactness, power, and safety. With a working height of 22 meters and a lateral reach of 10 meters, these units offer exceptional versatility for operations in all types of scenarios.

A particularly relevant feature is its ability to work at depths of up to -5 meters, allowing operation in situations with uneven terrain or when it is necessary to work below the vehicle's support level.

Adapted to the needs of Zamora

These platforms are ideal for the geographical realities of the province of Zamora, as they are designed to operate with equal effectiveness in both historic centers with narrow streets and in rural and mountainous areas with difficult access.

At Transgruas, we are proud to contribute to the safety and security of the citizens of Zamora with this delivery, providing its emergency services with state-of-the-art technology that will make a difference in firefighting operations.