Na FAW 12 Ton Electric Rear Compactor Truck is a cutting-edge solution for waste management and construction needs. This vehicle combines FAW’s trusted engineering with eco-friendly electric technology.

Boasting a 12-ton compaction capacity, it can efficiently shrink the volume of waste, qele, se aggregates. Na compactor e muri, powered by an electric motor, exerts consistent and powerful force. This not only saves valuable space during transportation but also cuts down on the number of trips to disposal sites.

As an electric truck, it offers significant cost savings compared to diesel-powered equivalents. It emits zero tailpipe emissions, making it a perfect fit for urban environments where air quality is a priority. The FAW chassis provides a sturdy base, and the user-friendly controls allow operators to adjust compaction levels with ease. Raraba, it’s a sustainable and practical choice.

The FAW 12 Toni Lori ni Compactor Daku ni Livaliva e dua na ivakaraitaki ni idinia ni gauna oqo, meticulously designed to meet the rigorous demands of waste management and construction projects while championing environmental sustainability.

At the heart of this truck is its 12-ton compaction capacity. Na compactor e muri, E vakayavalati mai na dua na moto livaliva ni torque levu, e dua na kaukauwa me nanumi. It can efficiently densify a vast array of materials, from loose soil and gravel to bulky construction waste and municipal refuse. By applying consistent pressure, it shrinks the volume of the load substantially. This means fewer trips to landfills or recycling centers, optimizing both time and fuel efficiency. Whether it’s preparing a building site or clearing out urban waste, its compaction prowess gets the job done effectively.

Na powertrain vakalivaliva e dua na tikina kilai tani. Vakailavo, it provides a cost-effective alternative to traditional diesel engines. Electricity is generally less expensive per unit of energy, vakadewataki ki na isau ni cakacaka balavu vei ira na itaukei ni waqawaqa. Na veika e wavoliti keda, e dua na veisau ni qito. Emitting zero tailpipe emissions, Na lori oqo e rawa ni cici ena veikoro lelevu ka sega ni vakavuna na dukadukali ni cagi. It’s an ideal choice for waste collection in residential neighborhoods, schools, and hospitals, where air quality is of utmost importance. Kena ikuri,, the electric motor runs quietly, vakalailaitaka na dukadukali ni rorogo ena mataka lailai se bogilevu.

Built on a reliable FAW chassis, Na lori e tiko e dua na yavu kaukauwa. The chassis is crafted from high-strength materials, capable of bearing the weight of the compactor and full loads. It evenly distributes the load across the axles, enhancing stability even on uneven terrains. The body of the truck is fortified against corrosion, with durable coatings and materials. This resilience ensures that it can withstand the harsh conditions associated with waste handling, me vaka na kena laurai na suasua, Na kemikale, and abrasive debris.

Operators are empowered by the truck’s advanced control systems. The dashboard features an intuitive interface that displays crucial information like battery status, kaukauwa ni compaction, kei na totolo ni drum. This allows for real-time adjustments according to the material being compacted. Whether it needs gentle compression or maximum force, operators can fine-tune the settings with ease. The driving controls are equally responsive, enabling smooth navigation through tight construction sites or congested waste collection routes.

Safety is a top priority. Strategically placed emergency stop buttons in the cab enable immediate shutdown in the event of any hazards. The compactor also has built-in safety mechanisms to prevent accidental activation. Ena loma ni tekisi, comfort is considered as well. The seating is ergonomically designed to reduce operator fatigue during long shifts, vakadeitaka na gugumatua tudei ena siga taucoko. Kena itinitini, the FAW 12 Ton Electric Rear Compactor Truck cokovata na kaukauwa, gugumatua, Tudei, kei na kena vakayagataki, sa yaco kina me dua na iyautaukeni yaga ena qaravi ni benu kei na tabana ni tara vale.