Skip and container
transport
by HUBTEX
Load capacity up to 25 t 
Various
load-handling
variants
Adaptable to all
applications
Wastewater treatment plants, waste incineration plants and waste disposal plants rely primarily on skips and containers as load carriers in their logistics. For overall economical processes, these quickly reach a weight of more than 10 tons, which can no longer be handled efficiently with standard lift trucks in the container station or outside areas. HUBTEX has therefore developed its own skip and container transporter with a load capacity of up to 25 tons especially for this area of application. These can also be individually adapted to their place of use, for example in the Koblenz wastewater treatment plant.
Individual container sizes
To respond precisely to the wishes and requirements of our customers and to design special-purpose vehicles accordingly – that is the claim made by HUBTEX. The HUBTEX container and skip transporters can be individually adapted to different container sizes for any customer.
Operation report – Special trucks for waste disposal logistics
The first place of use for the HUBTEX CT 140 with a load capacity of 14 tons is the container hall at the Koblenz wastewater treatment plant. Important factors for the customer when making its decision were the low construction and lift height of the transporter and its 3-wheel chassis, which provides more stability during transport.
Even with poor ground conditions, the vehicle maintains contact with the ground, bringing the skips safely to their destination.
Features
The special-purpose vehicle manufacturer HUBTEX offers its skip and container transporters in three variants.
- Swivel arm / carrying rails
- lifting cables
- Fork handling
When the load is picked up with the swivel arm / carrying rails, the skip is bypassed, the swivel arms extend, are fixed in place and then lift the skip. The driver does not have to leave the vehicle during this process.
With the load lifting variant using lifting cables, the truck bypasses the skip, the lifting sling is hitched manually on both sides and the load is then lifted.
With the third variant, the skip is lifted and transported by forks. The lifting process requires accurate work and precision, among other things.
The best advice can be found here.
We know that the handling of skips and containers presents users with special challenges. Arrange a non-binding consultation appointment with our specialists to get the best possible solution for your application.
