Swing Arm Garbage Trucks
16T 4x2 Swing Arm Garbage Truck
A 16.2-ton 4x2 swing-arm garbage truck for lifting, transporting and tipping compatible detachable waste bins. The hydraulic arm arrangement suits community collection points, industrial sites and transfer operations where one chassis serves several stationary containers.
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Technical specifications
| Detachable-bin capacity | Detachable-bin configuration |
|---|---|
| Drive layout | 4x2 |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| GVW | 16,200 kg |
| Curb weight | 6,480 kg |
| Overall dimensions | 7,570 x 2,520 x 3,380 mm |
| Wheelbase | 3,950 mm |
| Maximum speed | 89 km/h |
| Engine range | Approx. 180-200 HP, engine-dependent |
| Tyres | 9.00R20 16PR |
| Brake system | ABS indicative |
This swing-arm layout serves collection networks that use detachable bins at fixed sites. Select the bin interface and lifting arrangement together, then check access and unloading space at every stop.
Core capabilities
Detachable-bin logistics
One truck can exchange compatible containers across multiple sites.
Hydraulic handling
Swing arms lift and tip bins without manual load transfer.
Municipal chassis class
16.2-ton GVW supports medium collection and transfer work.
Applications and operating fit
Municipal skip-bin collection and transfer
Suitable conditions
- Community skip points
- Industrial waste bins
- Market and municipal collection
- Short transfer routes
Conditions requiring a different specification
- Incompatible container trunnions
- Hazardous waste without sealed system
- Overhead-clearance restrictions
- Use without stabilizing and operating procedure
Chassis and configuration
Configuration choices
- Container dimensions, trunnion position, arm geometry and lifting rating must match. Confirm the legal lifting and loaded-weight ratings from a signed weight sheet.
Frequently asked questions
What is this vehicle designed to do?
Municipal skip-bin collection and transfer.
What is the main capacity or working size?
Detachable-bin configuration. Final usable capacity and legal payload depend on the signed configuration and destination rules.
Which operating conditions suit this vehicle?
Typical suitable conditions include: Community skip points, Industrial waste bins, Market and municipal collection.
Which specifications must be confirmed before ordering?
Confirm one chassis, drive side, powertrain, emission configuration, body or work-system drawing, axle weights and destination document list.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Container dimensions and drawings, Loaded bin mass, Trunnion position, Lift and tipping cycle, Site clearance, Drive side, Destination port.
Plan a project quotation
Information to provide
- Container dimensions and drawings
- Loaded bin mass
- Trunnion position
- Lift and tipping cycle
- Site clearance
- Drive side
- Destination port
Checks before quotation
- One fixed chassis and powertrain
- Approved body or work-system drawing
- Axle and gross weight statement
- Destination compliance document list