Muck Bin

The Muck Bin is a versatile and durable solution for collecting and transporting soil, rubble, and construction debris. With a robust design and easy handling, it is ideal for excavation and demolition projects.

So why choose Conquip…

Conquip is synonymous with quality, innovation, and reliability in construction equipment. Our waste bins are built from premium materials to withstand the rigours of daily use on demanding sites. By focusing on safety, functionality, and customer satisfaction, we ensure that our products not only meet but exceed industry standards. When you choose Conquip, you gain access to durable, efficient solutions that enhance waste management, reduce environmental impact, and contribute to the smooth running of your construction projects.

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Features

  • Dog bone mechanism allows the crane operator to lift and empty the bin without assistance.
  • Lifts and tips part loads, a physical impossibility with traditional, manually operated, circular muck bins.
  • Robust design to withstand rigours of construction sites.

Benefits

  • No ground operatives needed within the ‘danger zone’ when the bin is emptied, improving site safety.
  • Available in a wide range of capacities, from 500 to 2000 litres.
  • Reinforced rear back of skip to prevent distortion and catch failure.
  • The bush and shackle lifting point reduces typical wear from regular use, increasing longevity.
  • Customise with a debris cover (available on request) to keep dust pollution to a minimum.

Specification

PRODUCT CODE LENGTH LENGTH (with bale arm) WIDTH HEIGHT HEIGHT (with bale arm) WEIGHT WLL* CAPACITY
CA108-00500 1520mm 1690mm 1360mm 530mm 1410mm 130kg 1000kg 500 litres
CA108-00750 1595mm 1780mm 1710mm 560mm 1450mm 235kg 1500kg 750 litres
CA108-01000 1955mm 2135mm 1555mm 640mm 1720mm 255kg 2000kg 1000 litres
CA108-01500 2187mm 2390mm 1885mm 665mm 1815mm 425kg 3000kg 1500 litres
CA108-02000 2355mm 2555mm 1835mm 880mm 2180mm 540kg 4000kg 2000 litres

*Working Load Limit

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