hook-arm garbage truck

The detachable van-type garbage truck is a vehicle that combines the functions of garbage collection and transportation. It consists of two main parts: the truck chassis and the arm mechanism. The corresponding garbage collection box can be detached from the vehicle body and loaded, unloaded, and transferred as a whole using the pull arm mechanism. Garbage trucks place bins in every corner of the city.

These trucks are utilized for collecting bagged garbage in streets, alleys, and communities, and they are also suitable for collecting bulk garbage in narrow road areas. The garbage bins can also function independently as small urban garbage collection stations. Once full, the garbage is transported to a transfer station using a detachable garbage truck, or directly to a disposal site for processing.

This collection and transportation method does not require civil engineering; only a flat and firm ground is necessary. The garbage bins are fully sealed, ensuring that no garbage is left behind and no odors are emitted. The system can achieve 'one car with multiple boxes,' thereby reducing investment and operating costs.

The Garbage Truck is a cornerstone of waste management, with specialized variants such as the Removable Compartment Garbage Truck for efficient and convenient waste transfer. The Compression Type Garbage Truck is designed to compact waste within the truck, maximizing load capacity and minimizing transportation costs. Furthermore, the Multifunctional Garbage Truck stands out for its versatility, capable of handling various waste types and collection methods, making it an indispensable asset for modern sanitation operations. These advanced garbage trucks collectively represent the evolution of waste collection vehicles, tailored to meet the diverse needs of urban and rural environments.