ISUZU 8 CBM Rear Loader Waste Truck

ISUZU 8 CBM Rear Loader Waste Truck

The ISUZU 8 CBM Rear Loader Waste Truck is a compact and efficient municipal sanitation vehicle designed for collecting, compressing, and transporting household refuse, commercial waste, and other suitable solid waste from residential communities, shopping districts, industrial facilities, and public service areas. Built on the dependable ISUZU ELF chassis and equipped with an 8-cubic-meter rear-loading compactor body, this truck combines practical maneuverability with an integrated hydraulic waste compression system, helping sanitation departments and waste management contractors improve collection efficiency while reducing the volume of refuse transported to disposal and treatment facilities. Its compact dimensions make it particularly suitable for urban collection routes where road width, access, and frequent stopping are important operating considerations.

Powering the vehicle is the ISUZU 4KH1CN6HB diesel engine, which delivers 120 horsepower (88 kW) and a maximum torque of 507 N·m from a 2.9-liter displacement. The four-cylinder, four-stroke, direct-injection engine features water cooling, turbocharging, and an intercooler, providing practical power for repeated acceleration, stop-and-go traffic, and daily refuse collection duties. With a specified Euro 6 emission standard, the truck is intended for markets requiring compliance with stringent exhaust emission regulations, subject to local certification requirements. The engine is paired with an ISUZU manual transmission offering five forward gears and one reverse gear, allowing drivers to adapt to different road conditions and maneuver efficiently between collection points and waste transfer stations.

Measuring 6,300 × 2,250 × 2,570 mm, with a wheelbase of 3,360 mm, the vehicle offers a practical footprint for operating in residential streets and other confined collection areas. The chassis uses a reinforced U-profile parallel ladder frame, semi-elliptic leaf-spring suspension, and hydraulic power-assisted steering to support everyday commercial service. The specified gross vehicle weight is 8,500 kg, with a curb weight of 6,900 kg; the final permissible payload should be confirmed against the completed vehicle configuration and local registration requirements. The 8 CBM rear-loading compactor body incorporates a 2 CBM filler and an 18 MPa hydraulic system, with a filling cycle time of no more than 25 seconds, a filler lifting time of 8–10 seconds, and a waste discharge time of no more than 40 seconds under the specified operating conditions.

For convenient operation, the truck features an ISUZU NPR wide cab with three seats, air conditioning, power windows, and central locking, creating a practical working environment for the driver and crew. Its dual-circuit compressed-air service brakes, spring-energy parking brake, and ABS contribute to the vehicle’s braking configuration, while seven 700R16 tires, including one spare, are specified as standard equipment. The waste collection system also includes front and rear sewage tanks with capacities of 250 liters and 150 liters respectively, helping collect liquid generated during refuse handling and supporting cleaner working conditions. Buyers comparing municipal sanitation vehicles can explore our garbage collection trucks to find configurations suited to different waste volumes, chassis requirements, and operating environments.

Features

1. Reliable ISUZU ELF Chassis and Diesel Engine

The ISUZU ELF chassis provides a practical foundation for this 8 CBM rear loader, combining a compact commercial vehicle platform with the engine performance required for routine waste collection and transportation. The 4KH1CN6HB engine produces 120 HP and 507 N·m of maximum torque, supporting repeated starts, frequent stops, and travel between collection points. Its turbocharged and intercooled diesel configuration is designed for dependable daily operation, while the Euro 6 emission specification makes the vehicle suitable for consideration in markets with applicable low-emission requirements. The five-speed manual transmission offers a straightforward driving arrangement for municipal operators working across residential roads, commercial districts, and local waste transfer routes.

2. Efficient 8 CBM Rear-Loading Compactor

The 8-cubic-meter garbage container is designed to handle routine refuse collection from residential communities, public institutions, commercial premises, and industrial facilities. Its rear-loading arrangement allows waste to be transferred into the compactor body through the rear filler, where the hydraulic mechanism compresses the material to make more effective use of the available storage volume. The specified 2 CBM filler provides the loading area, while the filling cycle time of no more than 25 seconds offers a useful reference for planning repeated collection operations. Actual working speed and loading efficiency depend on waste composition, loading practices, operator experience, and site conditions.

3. Hydraulic System for Consistent Waste Handling

The integrated hydraulic system operates at a specified pressure of 18 MPa and coordinates the principal loading, compaction, and discharge functions. Hydraulic power reduces the need for direct manual handling of refuse during the compression process and helps crews maintain a consistent working sequence throughout the collection route. The filler lifting time is specified at 8–10 seconds, while waste discharge takes no more than 40 seconds under the stated conditions. Regular inspection of hydraulic hoses, seals, fluid levels, and moving components helps maintain system performance, minimize unexpected downtime, and support reliable operation throughout the truck’s service life.

4. Reinforced Frame and Practical Suspension

The chassis features a U-profile parallel ladder frame with a reinforced subframe to support the truck body and compaction equipment during normal collection duties. Its front suspension uses eight semi-elliptic leaf springs, while the rear suspension incorporates a 10+6 leaf-spring arrangement, providing a commercial vehicle configuration suited to regular loading and transportation work. Hydraulic power-assisted steering helps the driver maneuver through narrow streets and collection areas, while the 100-liter fuel tank with a locking fuel cap supports daily route operations. The standard 700R16 tire configuration includes seven tires in total, with 750R16 tires available as an option according to the selected vehicle specification.

5. Driver Comfort and Braking Equipment

The ISUZU NPR wide cab is equipped with three seats, air conditioning, power windows, and central locking, offering practical convenience for drivers and sanitation crews during daily service. The dual-circuit compressed-air service brake system provides the main braking function, while the spring-energy parking and emergency brake is designed to secure the vehicle when parked. ABS is also specified to support braking control under appropriate operating conditions. These systems should be maintained and inspected according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and local vehicle safety requirements to help ensure dependable operation on public roads.

6. Integrated Sewage Collection for Cleaner Operation

Liquid residue can be generated when collecting wet household refuse and mixed commercial waste, making wastewater control an important consideration for rear-loading compactor trucks. This model is specified with a 250-liter front sewage tank and a 150-liter rear sewage tank, providing a combined stated capacity of 400 liters. These tanks help collect liquid during waste handling and transportation, reducing the risk of uncontrolled leakage when the system is correctly operated and maintained. Regular cleaning of the tanks, inspection of drainage paths, and maintenance of seals can help control unpleasant odors and support better sanitation around collection points and disposal facilities.

7. Versatile Applications for Municipal Sanitation Fleets

The ISUZU 8 CBM Rear Loader Waste Truck is suitable for municipal waste collection departments, private sanitation contractors, residential property managers, industrial parks, and commercial waste service providers that need a compact vehicle for frequent refuse collection. Its combination of an 8 CBM compactor body, a maneuverable ELF chassis, and an integrated hydraulic operating system makes it suitable for routes with regular stops and limited access. For a broader sanitation fleet, buyers can also consider our road sweeping trucks for street-cleaning operations and vacuum suction vehicles for liquid waste collection and sewer maintenance. Selecting complementary equipment allows operators to coordinate refuse collection, road cleaning, and drainage services according to their local infrastructure and operational needs.

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