Skiploader
The first skiploader was created in 1950: a revolutionary chain system to load and remove bodies horizontally.
Users can transport several nested skips on carriers and trailers: convenient for all types of construction sites!
Skiploaders are specialized vehicles used for transporting and dumping large containers or bins. They are commonly used in the waste management and construction industries, as well as in agriculture and mining.
Skiploaders feature a hydraulic hook arm or lifting mechanism that can pick up and drop off containers of various sizes and shapes. The hook arm is mounted on a truck chassis with a hydraulic system that powers the lifting and lowering of the arm.
The containers used with skiploaders are often designed with a roller system on the bottom, allowing them to be easily loaded and unloaded without the need for additional equipment. The containers can also be easily interchanged, allowing for efficient transport of a variety of materials.