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Municipal trucks that keep cities moving.
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Waste collection
Compactor, hook lift and swing arm trucks for different collection systems.
→ 02Street care
Sweepers and road washing trucks for streets, facilities and industrial sites.
→ 03Water and sanitation
Water sprinklers and sewage suction trucks for essential municipal services.
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Isuzu 6 m³ Sealed Garbage Compactor Truck
Isuzu 6 m³ Sealed Garbage Compactor Truck is configured for sealed municipal refuse collection and compaction. Source specifications describe the principal chassis and working system; final axle loads, dimensions, pump or lifting duty, destination compliance and optional equipment must be confirmed against the signed build sheet before quotation.
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Dongfeng D6 Kitchen Waste Collection Truck
Dongfeng D6 Kitchen Waste Collection Truck is configured for sealed food and kitchen waste collection. Source specifications describe the principal chassis and working system; final axle loads, dimensions, pump or lifting duty, destination compliance and optional equipment must be confirmed against the signed build sheet before quotation.
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Geely Compact Electric Road Sweeper Truck
Geely Compact Electric Road Sweeper Truck is configured for street sweeping and debris collection. Source specifications describe the principal chassis and working system; final axle loads, dimensions, pump or lifting duty, destination compliance and optional equipment must be confirmed against the signed build sheet before quotation.
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12 m³ 4x2 Water Bowser and Sprinkler Truck
12 m³ 4x2 Water Bowser and Sprinkler Truck is configured for road watering, dust control and municipal water delivery. Source specifications describe the principal chassis and working system; final axle loads, dimensions, pump or lifting duty, destination compliance and optional equipment must be confirmed against the signed build sheet before quotation.
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The useful specification depends on the material, route and operating environment. Start with these three questions.
What are you collecting or cleaning?
Household refuse, food waste, road dust and wastewater require different bodies and working systems.
Where will the truck operate?
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Which configuration can be verified?
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A model name alone is not enough to confirm the right truck. These inputs make a product comparison useful.
Compare the vehicle range- Material or waste stream and expected daily volume
- Road width, turning limits and collection-point access
- Bin interface, spray task or other working equipment
- Destination, drive side and documentation needs