This chassis serves as the backbone for waste management and industrial transport vehicles. It is compatible with various hooklift models and container sizes. The frame rails are strengthened at critical stress points to prevent twisting or bending under full load. It includes pre-drilled mounting points for hydraulic tanks, cylinders, and control systems, reducing installation time for the hooklift superstructure.

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Built to handle heavy and abrasive materials like concrete, scrap metal, and compacted waste, this bin is constructed from thick steel plates. It includes vertical and horizontal ribs to prevent bulging. The rear door is equipped with a heavy-duty locking mechanism and sturdy hinges to ensure safe dumping. Rollers on the rear base allow for smooth loading onto the truck without damaging the ground.

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This panel provides precise control over the hooklift's movements. It typically features a joystick or lever system for the main lift/tip functions and toggle switches for auxiliary functions like the hydraulic container lock and extendable bumper. LED indicators provide visual feedback on system status (e.g., "Locks Engaged"). The weatherproof enclosure protects sensitive electrical and pneumatic components from dust and moisture.

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These switches are built to withstand vibration, dust, and frequent use. They offer a tactile "click" to ensure the operator knows the function has been activated. Available in various configurations (On-Off, On-Off-On, Momentary) to suit different control logic. They are essential for safely engaging the truck's hydraulic power system before operating the hooklift.

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These valves feature a robust cast iron body and hardened steel spools. They include built-in pressure relief valves to protect the system from over-pressurization. The main spool controls the lift/tip cylinders, while auxiliary spools control the jib slide and container locks. Proportional control options allow for feathering the movement, preventing shock loads on the chassis.

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This mechanism consists of the main boom, a sliding or articulating jib, the hook, and the subframe. It transforms a standard truck into a multi-purpose vehicle capable of carrying dump bodies, flatbeds, and specialized containers. The geometry is optimized to provide a low loading angle, reducing stress on the bin and the truck. Safety interlocks prevent unsafe operation (e.g., tipping without locks engaged).

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This system offers unmatched versatility. One truck can perform the work of several by swapping bodies: a flatbed for machinery in the morning, a dump body for gravel in the afternoon, and a waste bin at night. 

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We specialize in the logistics of demountable bodies. Our drivers are trained to handle heavy and often unevenly loaded containers safely. We offer point-to-point transport for waste transfer stations, recycling plants, and construction sites. Our service reduces downtime for your project by ensuring empty bins are delivered and full ones removed strictly on schedule.

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Despite its small size, this hookloader packs a punch. It is perfect for landscapers, small builders, and municipal parks departments. It allows small trucks to drop off mini-skips or flatbeds for loading at ground level. The electric-hydraulic power pack option allows operation without a PTO, saving fuel and reducing noise.

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This truck features a large rear hopper where waste bags and bins are dumped. A powerful hydraulic blade sweeps and packs the waste into the main body against an ejection plate. The system includes bin lifters compatible with standard plastic wheelie bins. The high compaction ratio allows it to carry significant tonnage, making it highly efficient for residential and commercial routes.

Without these locks, a container could bounce or slide off during braking or cornering. The locks are hydraulically actuated and synchronized with the hooklift control system. Indicators in the cab warn the driver if the locks are not fully engaged. They are designed to fit standard rail widths and provide a positive mechanical connection between the body and the truck frame.