Bremach Job X4 / Brick

2006 - 2015

Published on 25.02.2021

In 2006, Bremach offered a completely redesigned range of Brick, Extreme and Job trucks with redesigned cabins featuring a streamlined front fascia with a plastic front end and distinctive teardrop headlights.

Technically, the new Bremach Job X4 (or Brick) is alsmost similar to the previous GR series. It is equipped with a 105-horsepower 2.8-liter IVECO 8140.43 engine (later the more modern 2.3-liter IVECO F1A with 114 hp and 3-liter IVECO F1C with 150 hp) and one of several variants of gearboxes providing 20 gears forward and 4 reverse.

The narrow (1.7 m) streamlined cab was created specifically for Bremach Job with a total weight of 5-7 tons. This series has several wheelbase sizes, single or double rear tires, wheels with a smaller diameter and an average (between Brick and Extreme) clearance.

The main difference between road “hard workers” from their counterparts in the optional air suspension and 146-horsepower turbodiesel, allowing a loaded car to reach speeds of up to 125 km/h. Such chassis were chosen by the firms-creators of equipment for police and other law enforcement agencies, as well as ambulances.

There are also the 3.5 ton JOB35 and the 6 ton JOB60 versions.

Predecessor: Bremach NGR35 / NGR45
Successor: Bremach T-Rex