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Te Whakaahua 12 ton Electric Rear Compactor Truck is a revolutionary piece of heavy machinery. As an electric vehicle, it’s at the forefront of sustainable solutions in the construction and waste management sectors.

With a 12-ton compaction capacity, it can efficiently handle large volumes of waste, oneone, or aggregate. The rear compactor mechanism is highly effective, delivering consistent force to compress materials tightly, which not only saves space during transportation but also reduces the frequency of trips to disposal sites.

This truck runs on electricity, meaning lower operating costs compared to its diesel-powered counterparts. It also produces zero tailpipe emissions, contributing to cleaner air on job sites and in urban areas. The Foton chassis provides a sturdy base, ensuring stability during operation. With advanced control systems, operators can precisely manage compaction levels. Whānui, it’s an eco-friendly and cost-effective choice for modern construction and waste handling needs.

Ngakau

The Foton 12 ton Taraka tuuru hiko is a standout in the realm of heavy-duty utility vehicles, combining eco-friendliness with high-performance capabilities for construction and waste management tasks.

1.Robust Compaction Power

At the core of this truck lies its 12-ton compaction capacity. Whether it’s dealing with loose soil, construction debris, or municipal waste, the rear compactor unit is engineered to exert substantial force. The compactor drum, typically made of high-strength steel, rotates with precision, generating consistent pressure to densify materials effectively. This powerful compaction not only reduces the volume of the load, enabling more efficient transportation, but also enhances the stability of the compacted mass, minimizing the risk of spillage during transit.

2.Te punaha whakangao hiko

One of the most remarkable features is its electric powertrain. Unlike traditional diesel trucks, this vehicle runs on electricity, which brings multiple advantages. Matua, it significantly cuts down on operating costs. Electricity is generally more affordable per unit of energy compared to diesel fuel, translating into long-term savings for fleet owners. Tuarua, Ka whakaputa i te whakakorekore. This makes it an ideal choice for urban construction sites, where air quality regulations are stringent, as well as for environmentally conscious waste management operations, reducing the carbon footprint associated with waste collection and disposal.

3.Sturdy Chassis and Build Quality

The Foton truck chassis serves as a rock-solid foundation. Constructed from heavy-duty materials, it can withstand the rigors of continuous use, uneven terrains, and the weight of heavy loads. The frame is designed to evenly distribute the weight of the compactor and the cargo, enhancing overall stability. Tāpiritanga, the body of the truck is resistant to corrosion, ensuring a longer service life even when exposed to harsh environmental conditions such as moisture, paru, and chemicals commonly found in waste management scenarios.

4.Precise Control Systems

Equipped with advanced control systems, operators have fine-grained control over the compaction process. The dashboard features intuitive interfaces that display key operational parameters like compaction force, drum speed, me te tūnga pūhiko. Operators can adjust the compaction intensity according to the type of material being processed, ensuring optimal results. Anō hoki atu, the truck’s driving controls are smooth and responsive, allowing for easy maneuvering in tight construction sites or along narrow waste collection routes.

5.Quiet and Comfortable Operation

The electric motor runs much quieter than a diesel engine. This low-noise characteristic is a boon for both operators and nearby residents. Kei roto i te CAB, operators can enjoy a more peaceful working environment, reducing fatigue during long shifts. For urban areas, the reduced noise pollution helps maintain a more pleasant living environment, especially during early morning or late-night waste collection runs.

Hei whakarāpopototanga, the Foton 12 ton Electric Rear Compactor Truck offers a compelling package of power, kakama, hiki ake, and user-friendliness, making it a top choice for modern construction and waste handling projects.

Tautanga

Papatipu gross	11995Kg
Retilbase	3200mm
Te teitei o te waka	2100mm
Te kaha pākahiko	106.95kwh
Tohu Pūhiko	Kāpara
Battery voltage	618.24v
Transmission	Motuka Motuhake Motuhake + two-speed transmission
Power take-off	Original factory
Rear axle	1092mm
Ratio	6.833
Kōrero	It has a double-layer frame with a size of 215, a steering gear + electric steering pump, which enables sufficient power conversion. It is standard equipped with 245 tires, air cut-off brakes, and an original factory air conditioner.
Upper installation configuration	The box body is made of national standard plates with 3mm side thickness and 4mm bottom thickness, having a volume of approximately 7 Nga mita cubic. It features wingspan covers, a butt joint tailgate, a high-pressure gear pump, a synchronous valve, and Zhongmei multi-way valves, which are sturdy and durable.