Swing Arm Garbage Trucks

Chengli Swing-Arm Detachable-Bin Garbage Truck

A Chengli swing-arm truck for moving compatible detachable municipal waste bins from fixed collection points. Its hydraulic arm, chains and support frame must be matched to the selected bin design. Chassis, capacity and lifting rating require a signed vehicle and bin drawing before route planning.

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Technical specifications

Bin interfaceDetachable waste bin on a support frame; choose a ground or pit installation for the final bin drawing
Bin constructionNo. 6 low-alloy channel steel with 3 mm and 4 mm plate; confirm on final bin drawing
Lifting mechanismSwing arms and chains
Hydraulic controlManual multi-way valve
Power take-offEngine-to-PTO-to-gear-pump drive described in source; final chassis unverified
Hydraulic componentsOil tank, filter, gear pump, directional valve, throttle valve, cylinders and pipes; confirm on the final hydraulic drawing
Bin fitBin dimensions, arm spacing, chain points and lifting rating require a matched drawing

This swing-arm layout is intended for a collection network that uses one truck with compatible stationary waste bins. Container fit, safe lifting mass and route clearance must be established from the final truck and bin drawings.

Core capabilities

Detachable-bin handling

Swing arms and chains

Lifts a compatible bin onto the support frame for transport.

Conditions: Bin lifting points, arm geometry and safe working load must match.

Hydraulic operation

PTO-driven gear pump and manual valve described

Controls the arm cylinders during bin loading and unloading.

Conditions: Final chassis, pump and control arrangement need a signed specification.

Applications and operating fit

Municipal collection points using compatible detachable bins on accessible routes.

Suitable conditions

  • Fixed municipal bin points with a matched detachable container
  • Routes with checked turning, overhead clearance and tipping space

Conditions requiring a different specification

  • Unmatched bin lifting points or unknown loaded weight
  • Hazardous or liquid waste without an approved container
  • Sites without space for arm movement and bin placement

Chassis and configuration

Configuration choices

  • Ground-positioned and pit-positioned bin designs are described; choose one bin drawing and matching arm geometry.
  • Select the chassis and bin design, then confirm fuel, vehicle mass, speed and rated capacity in the signed specification.

Plan a project quotation

Information to provide

  • Bin drawing, dimensions, lifting points and typical loaded mass
  • Collection-site access and overhead clearance
  • Waste stream, daily bin count and disposal route
  • Destination, drive side and quantity

Checks before quotation

  • Confirm one chassis and powertrain
  • Obtain signed arm/bin compatibility and lifting rating
  • Confirm axle loads, legal loaded mass and destination documentation

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