Procompactor Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks are vehicles that are equipped with a superstructure that is designed to collect and compact the universal waste from trash bins onto its body and move to bigger waste treatment facilities.

A refuse garbage compactor truck is a specialized truck that is equipped with a hydraulic compactor system. The compactor system compacts the waste material in the truck’s container, reducing the volume of waste and allowing the truck to transport more waste per trip. This not only reduces the number of trips required to transport the waste to a landfill or processing facility, but it also reduces the amount of fuel required to transport the waste, making it a more environmentally friendly solution.

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We would like to present Technical Details for the delivered Refuse Garbage Compactor Equipment here.

– Superstructure volume 16 m3
– The capacity of the box is 16 m3
– The capacity of the tailgate is 1.8 m3
– Chest shape: rounded
– The floor thickness of the box:4 mm
– The thickness of the side panels: 5 mm
– The roof thickness of the box: 4 mm
– Loading tank sheet thickness: 6 mm HARDOX 450 wear-resistant steel material
– Waste compaction rate is 6: 1

– The hydraulic superstructure system designed with the possibility of proportional regulation of the speed of all functions.
– Work cycle: automatic continuous, automatic single, and manual single.
– Possibility of simultaneous collection and compaction of waste
– Two-way pressure plate hydraulic cylinders
– Beep / operator-driver button
– STOP switches are placed on the left and right
– STOP switch in the cabin to stop the operation
– Controls for expelling waste from the tank and for compressing waste, behind the cab
– Emptying the superstructure with a command from the cab of the vehicle
– Automatic lifting device for buckets and containers of 80 l, 120 l, 240 l, and 1100 l (standard EN 840) with automatic hydraulic control
– Hydraulic cylinders for lifting the rear gate
– A pipe for draining wastewater from the receiving chamber with a drainage valve of 2 inches
– 2 unit rotating orange lights installed on the back of the superstructure
– A light has been installed for night work of waste collection
– Hydraulic controls for rear gate opening and emptying are located on the front left side behind the cab
– Two-handed gate lowering controls located on the rear left side of the superstructure
– Manual waste compaction cycle
– Metals Grills for lower and upper rear lights
– Pressure plate type of compaction system
– Possibility to correct the distance between the receiving cylinders of the container (limiter)
– Possibility to automatically increase the engine speed when turning any of the commands
– Automatic unlocking/locking of tailgate provided when opening/closing
– Possibility of the single and continuous automatic cycle, with a duration of one compaction cycle up to 25 seconds
– 2 unit foldable type landing platforms for operators on the back left and right with the indication of the presence of operators
– Limitation of the vehicle’s speed, in the presence of the operator, to the max. 30 km / h speed without the possibility of reversing
– The superstructure is designed to enable safe operation in accordance with occupational safety regulations (EN1501-1: 2013 or EN1501-1: 2011 or equivalent)
– 2 unit handrails installed on both rear sides for operators
– 2 unit working LED headlights for night work
– A built-in Camera installed on the superstructure to monitor the working area behind the vehicle with a color LCD monitor installed in the vehicle cab
– All control boxes protected against water and dust according to IP67 protection
– Protection and paint made with a thickness of 100 microns (all elements are sandblasted, and thoroughly painted with two-component epoxy coating, the final layer made of two-component polyurethane paint and drying is done in a drying chamber at elevated temperatures)
– A broom and shovel installed on the front of the superstructure
– A frame for number plates with lighting installed on the upper part of the superstructure.

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A Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks are vehicles that mechanically compact the contents of the containers to be emptied into its body. It is typically used by companies that are involved in trash collection or waste disposal. Trash is collected from homes and businesses, taken to a large facility, and dumped into the compactor. The machine then automatically compresses the trash down before being loaded on trucks for transport to a landfill site.

Procompactor Garbage trucks are built to gather wastes and compact them to gain more space within the truck superstructure body to transport them to the nearest waste treatment facilities.

The garbage or refuse trucks are carrier trucks that consist of a Refuse Body on their chassis. The main function of a Refuse Truck is to serve a collection of all kinds of refuse: garbage,  solid waste, and recycling objects.

Refuse trucks are used mostly by municipal duties and private waste management companies.

Depending on truck size there is a variety of chassis configurations and loading volume offered to fit the necessities of regions or workplaces.

Waste management is a critical issue for cities and communities worldwide. With the increasing population and development, it’s becoming increasingly challenging to manage the growing amount of waste. The Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Truck is a game-changer in the waste management industry, providing advanced features and benefits that make waste collection and disposal more efficient and eco-friendly.

ProCompactor  Waste Management  Equipments provide most chassis configurations with additional features.

Variety of Rear Loader Refuse Compactors  Procompactor Supply:

• Automatic Garbage Compactor Trucks & Equipment
• Hardox Body for Superstructure upon request
• Specific Design Compactors
• Mini Garbage Compactors
• Crane Mounted Garbage Compactor Equipment
• European Type Fully Optional Sensors installment types
• Container Washing Type Garbage Equipment

Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks

Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks, also known as garbage trucks or waste collection vehicles, are specially designed vehicles that are used for the collection and transportation of waste. These trucks are equipped with a hydraulic compactor system that compacts the waste material, reducing its volume and making it easier to transport. The primary difference between rear loader trucks and other types of garbage trucks is that the compactor system is located at the rear of the truck, making it easier to load and unload waste.

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Advantages of Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks

Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks offer several advantages over traditional waste collection methods, including:

• Increased Efficiency: The compactor system reduces the volume of waste, allowing for more waste to be collected in a single trip, reducing the number of trips and the time needed to collect waste.
• Improved Safety: The rear-loading design of these trucks makes it easier and safer for waste collection workers to load and unload waste.
• Enhanced Productivity: The hydraulic compactor system of these trucks reduces the physical labor required for waste collection, allowing workers to collect more waste in a shorter period of time.
• Reduced Environmental Impact: The compaction of waste reduces the amount of greenhouse gases released into the environment during the transportation of waste, making the waste management process more environmentally friendly.

How Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks Work

Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks are equipped with a hydraulic compactor system that compacts the waste material, reducing its volume and making it easier to transport. The compactor system consists of a hydraulic ram that pushes the waste material into the truck’s body, where it is compacted. This process continues until the truck is fully loaded. Once the truck is full, the waste material is transported to a landfill or waste processing facility.

FAQs About Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks

1)How much waste can Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks collect in a single trip?

The amount of waste that can be collected in a single trip varies depending on the size of the truck and the volume of the waste material. However, these trucks are designed to collect more waste in a single trip than traditional waste collection methods, making the waste management process more efficient.

2)Are Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks safe to use?

Yes, these trucks are designed with safety in mind. The rear-loading design makes it easier and safer for waste collection workers to load and unload waste, and the hydraulic compactor system reduces the physical labor required for waste collection.

3)Are Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks environmentally friendly?

Yes, the compaction of waste reduces the amount of greenhouse gases released into the environment during the transportation of waste, making the waste management process more environmentally friendly.

4)Can Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks collect different types of waste?

Yes, these trucks are designed to collect various types of waste, including household waste, commercial waste, and construction waste. They are equipped with hydraulic arms that allow them to easily collect different types of waste containers, such as dumpsters and bins.

5)How are Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks maintained?

Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks require regular maintenance to ensure they are in good working condition. This includes routine checks of the hydraulic system, regular oil changes, and regular inspections of the compactor system and body. The maintenance requirements for these trucks are similar to those of other types of heavy-duty vehicles.

Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks are transforming the waste management industry, providing advanced features and benefits that make waste collection and disposal more efficient and eco-friendly. These trucks are equipped with a hydraulic compactor system that reduces the volume of waste and makes it easier to transport, and their rear-loading design makes them safer and more productive for waste collection workers. With their ability to collect various types of waste and their low environmental impact, Rear Loader Refuse Garbage Compactor Trucks are an essential tool for modern waste management.

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