SINOTRUK NX 6 wheels fuel tanker truck is designed by SINOTRUK company mainly used for transport gasoline, diesel and other liquid media. It is equipped with a specialized fuel tank that features advanced sealing technology to prevent any leakage of liquid media. The truck's chassis is optimized for stability and smooth driving, even on uneven roads.

HOWO NX 6 Wheels Fuel Tanker Truck Specification
Product Name: HOWO NX 6 Wheels Fuel Tanker Truck
Engine: WP10.300E22, 300HP, Euro 2
Cabin: H77L, with one bed, A/C
Gearbox: HW19710, 10F & 2R, manual gearbox
Drive Axle: MCX16ZG, 1x16000kg,
Tire: 12.00R20, 6+1 pcs
Fuel Tank: 400L
HOWO NX 6 Wheels Fuel Tanker Truck specification only for your reference, we can manufacture other model basic your request.
HOWO NX 6 Wheels Fuel Tanker Truck Engine Features
The HOWO NX 6-wheel fuel tanker truck is equipped with a WEICHAI 300HP engine. The WEICHAI WP10 series engine features a compact structure and standardized dimensions, making it easy to install and maintain. Its minimum fuel consumption at full load is 189g/kW·h, reducing operating costs over time. Its high-strength cylinder block and cylinder head design enhances engine durability and reliability, ensuring stable operation even in harsh operating conditions. Furthermore, the engine is equipped with a highly efficient cooling system to effectively prevent overheating and extend engine life.

HOWO NX 6 Wheels Fuel Tanker Truck Fuel Tank Introduction
This vehicle utilizes a carbon steel tank. While heavier than aluminum alloy tanks, it's also more cost-effective. Carbon steel's high strength and hardness allow it to withstand the pressure, impact, and road turbulence associated with oil transportation, ensuring the tank's structural integrity. Carbon steel tanks are commonly used in tank trucks, offering a large market share and readily available repair parts. Furthermore, the mature manufacturing process for carbon steel tanks offers high production efficiency, meeting the demands of large-scale production and further reducing procurement costs.
