This utility model discloses a vehicle-mounted
inflatable boat fixing device, comprising a continuous track
system consisting of a transverse track on the roof of a fire
truck, a vertical track on the side of the fire
truck, and an arc-shaped track connecting the two. A slidable fixed
carriage is installed on the track
system to support and fix the
inflatable boat. A drive mechanism on the fire
truck is connected to the fixed
carriage via ropes. By controlling the drive mechanism to extend and retract the ropes, the fixed
carriage can be pulled to smoothly move the
inflatable boat along the track
system, realizing the mechanized transfer of the
inflatable boat between the roof and the ground. This invention transforms traditional
manual handling into mechanized operation, requiring only one person to quickly complete the deployment and retrieval operations, greatly improving rescue response efficiency and
operational safety. Simultaneously, the track system effectively guides and constrains the movement path, preventing collisions with the boat
hull. It has the advantages of reasonable structure, simple operation, and high reliability.