A hooklift is a type of truck-mounted lifting system used for loading and unloading containers or bins. It consists of a hook mechanism that can raise, lower, and load containers onto the truck's chassis. This system allows for efficient transportation of various types of containers (such as waste bins, storage containers, or other modular units) without requiring additional handling equipment. Hooklifts are commonly used in waste management, construction, and transportation industries.

Capacity and Structure:

Lifting capacity: 8-34 tons (varies by model)
Container length: 3-6 meters
Operating angle: 45°-55°
Chassis compatibility: 4x2, 6x2, 6x4, 8x4 trucks
Material: High-strength steel

Hydraulic System:

Lifting and unloading mechanism: Hydraulic cylinder
Pump capacity: 80-300 L/min
Hydraulic pressure: 250-350 bar
Locking mechanism: Automatic or manual locking system

Hook Mechanism:

Hook height: 900-1570 mm (standardized)
Hook type: Fixed or adjustable height
Dual hook option: Compatible with different container types

Electrical and Controls:

Remote control: Wired or wireless (optional)
In-cab control panel
Lighting: LED work lights, warning lights
Rear-view camera and sensors (optional)

Safety and Durability:

Overload protection system
Hydraulic cylinder safety valves
Locked security bars and mechanisms
Corrosion-resistant coating (galvanized or special paint)

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