Refuse Compactor Truck
- Compartment Volume
- 4–25 m³
- Hydraulic Working Pressure
- 16–25 MPa
- Hopper Capacity
- 1.5–3.5 m³
- Waste Compression Ratio
- 1/3–1/2
- Waste Disposal Time
- ≤25 s
- Tailgate Lifting Angle
- ≥95°
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Refuse Compactor Truck
The KEEYAK Refuse Compactor Truck is a refuse collection vehicle that receives waste through a loading hopper, then uses a hydraulic packing mechanism to compress material into an enclosed body for transport. The product range includes compartment volume (4–25 m³) and hopper capacity (1.5–3.5 m³), depending on configuration.
It serves municipal departments, waste contractors, and facility operators on residential or commercial routes. Body volume, loading arrangement, bin-lifter interface, waste density, and chassis limits must be matched to route conditions and the selected configuration. Final selection should confirm tailgate lifting angle, hydraulic working pressure, and site conditions.
What Is a Refuse Compactor Truck Used For
- Municipal Household CollectionCrews load bagged household refuse or compatible bins along scheduled routes, while compaction reduces volume and helps limit repeated disposal trips. The selected compartment volume must match operating conditions and site access.
- Commercial Waste RoutesThe enclosed body collects routine waste from shops, offices, and markets where frequent stops, controlled containment, and efficient body utilization are important. Selection depends on hopper capacity, duty cycle, and site conditions.
- Institutional Site CollectionHospitals, campuses, factories, and public facilities use dedicated routes for compatible nonhazardous waste, with container interface and hygiene procedures confirmed beforehand. The selected compartment volume must match operating conditions and site access.
- Transfer Station HaulingLoaded bodies carry compacted refuse to transfer or disposal facilities, where discharge access, tipping clearance, and accepted waste rules determine suitability. The selected hopper capacity must match operating conditions and site access.
What buyers usually confirm first
Which waste types can a refuse compactor truck handle?
It generally handles routine municipal and commercial solid waste. Bulky, abrasive, liquid-rich, hazardous, or hot materials require separate confirmation because they may damage the body or create unsafe conditions. The final configuration should be confirmed before ordering.
