WAS diesel ambulances

Tare weight: 3,200 kg
Total length: 5,290 mm
Total width: 1,686 mm

With the Toyota Land Cruiser WAS 4x4 EN1789 ambulance, we have developed a vehicle that remains efficient and operational even in structurally challenging areas. The standardised WAS „plug and play“ box body concept allows ...

Tare weight: 5,000 kg
Inner length: 3,590 mm
Inside height: 1,975 mm

The WAS 500 SAS emergency ambulance combines the perfect use of space with highest requirements to security and technology. The patient compartment offers enough space for a comfortable treatment of the patient. All material ...

Tare weight: 3,500 kg

The box body of this emergency ambulance offers maximum safety thanks to the aluminium structural frame and cover layers. The compact patient compartment offers maximum ergonomics and working space. The ratio of exterior ...

Maximum permissible laden weight: 1,500 kg
Tare weight: 10,500 kg
Inner length: 4,790 mm

This large vehicle offers flexible solutions for a wide range of applications. The generously dimensioned patient compartment offers plenty of space to handle even a very complex intensive care transport. Moreover, the vehicle is optimally ...

Maximum permissible laden weight: 1,500 kg
Tare weight: 7,490 kg
Total length: 2,300 mm

This large vehicle offers flexible solutions for a wide field of applications. With a maximum weight of 7.49 to, the vehicle can be driven with a category C1 driving licence. The large patient compartment offers plenty of space to manage ...

Tare weight: 6,350 kg
Total length: 7,300 mm
Total width: 2,380 mm

... ergonomics, safety, hygiene and patient handling creates an unique ambulance vehicle on the basis of the EN 1789 standard and beyond. The base vehicle is the powerful Ford F350 chassis with an diesel ...

Tare weight: 5,000 kg

The command vehicle has been designed for the management and the coordination of the rescue team. The objective is to ensure the communication and documentation on-site. This can be either the management of the whole operation site or ...