KME Aerials

KME ladders lead the Fire Service in horizontal reach, tipload capacity (wet and dry), high-capacity water flow, monitor positioning and safe access to the Ladder. The 79-foot Single Axle has a vertical reach of 79 feet, a horizontal reach of 79 feet and a rated capacity of 500lbs.

All KME rearmount ladders include unparalleled strength with up to a 2.5:1 safety factor. The 79-foot Tandem Axle has a vertical reach of 79 feet, a horizontal reach of 70 feet and a rated capacity of 750lbs.

The materials, testing, engineering and motion control systems in every KME aerial deliver the confidence to perform even under the most extreme conditions. The 103-foot Four-Section Tandem Axle has a vertical reach of 103 feet, a horizontal reach of 94 feet and a rated capacity of 500lbs.

KME ladders are engineered to provide a clear walkway so there is no need to worry about excessive cables or wiring installed in your climbing path. The 109-foot Four-Section Tandem Axle has a vertical reach of 109 feet, a horizontal reach of 100 feet and a rated capacity of 750lbs.

Fire scenes are crowded enough, with a tight stabilizer stance of just 12′, there will be no reason why departments can’t get this ladder into service. The 123-foot Four-Section Tandem Axle has a vertical reach of 123 feet, a horizontal reach of 114 feet and a rated capacity of 500lbs.

The 100-foot tiller with no water is the shortest TDA available, allowing you to get into the tightest fire scene or smaller fire stations. The 100-foot TDA Ladder has a vertical reach of 100 feet, a horizontal reach of 92 feet and a rated capacity of 500lbs.

KME tractor-drawn aerials are known for their maneuverability with the shortest wheelbase and overall length available in the industry. Choose this 101-foot tiller with a pre-piped waterway or add a pump and tank and transform your TDA into an NFPA® 1901 compliant quint. The 101-foot TDA Ladder has a vertical reach of 101 feet, a horizontal reach of 94 feet and a rated capacity of 500lbs.

The PRO™ is a multi-purpose response vehicle which addresses the ever changing needs of today’s fire service, with an increased focus on maximizing storage space. The pumphouse is minimized to consume less space, while the pump controls are placed in an ergonomic location for simplified operations.

Built to navigate around tight city streets the KME Tuff Tuck™ takes maximum drivability to a new level with a cab and body width as narrow as 96” and a wheelbase as short as 198”. Designed with two sets of H style stabilizers fully extending to only 12’ allows for positioning and unrivaled performance on an 11-degree slope. By integrating mitered corners the rear tail swing is reduced by 9” and diminishes the possibility of damage to the rear body. The Tuff Truck has an increased water capacity of up to 650 gallons of water and up to 249 cubic feet of body capacity for enhanced firefighting capability.

KME ladders take smooth operation to a whole new level. Our motion control systems provide safer and easier controls than any truck ever built for the fire service. The 95-foot Platform has a vertical reach of 95 feet, a horizontal reach of 85 feet and a rated capacity of 1,000lbs.

The 102-foot platform offers the shortest wheelbases, overall lengths and lowest heights in the industry. It has a vertical reach of 102 feet, a horizontal reach of 94 feet and a rated capacity of 1,000lbs.

KME Mid-mount platforms have travel heights as low as 10-ft, 5-in, allowing your department to maneuver in low-clearance environments. KME Mid-mounts also feature a short overall length from 43-feet, allowing you to navigate the tightest areas. However, low travel heights and short overall length don’t equal small storage capabilities. KME Mid-mount platforms allow for storage of 1,000-feet of LDH hose, a large ISO ground ladder complement, 300 gallons of water and full height/full depth compartments. The Mid-mount 102-foot has a vertical reach of 102 feet, a horizontal reach of 94 feet and a rated capacity of 1,000lbs.