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Dongfeng 4×2 14 m³ rear-loader compactor for municipal waste collection
This Dongfeng 4×2 rear-loader combines a 14 m³ body, hydraulic compaction and electric, manual or remote-control operation. It suits municipal routes, residential communities and commercial areas. The final chassis, engine, emission standard, payload and bin lifter must be confirmed against destination requirements before a firm quotation is issued.
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This rear-loading truck is intended for municipal waste collection routes in residential neighborhoods, commercial areas and industrial sites accessible to heavy vehicles. The appropriate configuration depends on site access, the bins in use and the requirements of the destination country.
Core capabilities
| Capability | Value | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Body volume | 14 m³ | Nominal body volume; actual load depends on waste density and homologated payload. |
| Loading cycle | 15–30 s | Source-record value; test conditions were not stated. |
| Discharge | < 25 s | Source-record value; test conditions were not stated. |
| Compatible bins | 120 / 240 / 660 L | Stated compatibility; interface and bin standard must be confirmed before ordering. |
Suitable conditions
- Municipal routes for non-hazardous solid waste
- Residential communities, commercial areas and industrial parks
- Roads and sites compatible with 9,600 × 2,550 × 3,200 mm dimensions and a 4,700 mm wheelbase
Conditions requiring another solution
- Hazardous, medical, liquid or hot waste without dedicated technical approval
- Sites whose access, headroom or manoeuvring space is incompatible with the stated dimensions
- Bins whose interface has not been confirmed against the lifter
Configuration options
| Option | Selection note |
|---|---|
| LHD or RHD | Select for the destination market; the choice may affect available chassis configurations. |
| Engine and emission standard | The source data conflicts; the final combination must be fixed in the technical bill of materials and quotation. |
| Bin lifter | The lifter must match the bins actually used; confirm dimensions and comb- or arm-lift standard. |
Frequently asked questions
What is the body capacity?
The source record states a 14 m³ effective body volume. The actual transportable mass still depends on waste density and the homologated payload of the final configuration.
Which bins can it lift?
The source lists 120, 240 and 660 L bins. The exact bin standard and lifter interface must be confirmed before manufacture and quotation.
How long does a cycle take?
The source record states 15–30 seconds for a loading cycle and under 25 seconds for discharge. These are indicative source values, and the test conditions were not provided.
Information needed for a quotation
Prepare these details so the final chassis, equipment and destination-market requirements can be checked before quotation.
Buyer inputs
- Destination country and port
- LHD or RHD
- Waste type and density
- Bin standard and sizes
- Required capacity and payload
- Required emission standard
- Route and access constraints
- Requested optional equipment
Checks before quotation
- Confirm the final chassis, engine and transmission bill of materials
- Resolve the source-record emission-standard conflict
- Resolve the 10 t / 15 t payload conflict
- Validate the lifter interface for 120/240/660 L bins
- Verify destination-market compliance and registration
- Confirm shipping dimensions and transport method