Dumper

A dumper is a vehicle with a skip (open container) at the front or rear that is used to carry, transport, and dump materials like:

• Sand

• Gravel

• Soil

• Rubble

• Asphalt

• Construction waste

Types of Dumpers

1. Site Dumper (Small-Scale)

   • Compact and maneuverable

   • Common in construction sites

   • Usually front-tip, swivel-tip, or high-tip

2. Articulated Dump Truck (ADT)

   • Large, off-road trucks

   • Ideal for rough terrains and mining

3. Rigid Dump Truck

   • Large and heavy-duty

   • Used in mining and large-scale construction

4. Mini Dumpers / Power Barrows

   • Walk-behind or ride-on small dumpers

   • Perfect for landscaping or indoor renovation

Common Uses of Dumpers

• Transporting construction materials across a site

• Dumping waste or spoil after excavation or demolition

• Assisting in road construction, carrying asphalt or aggregates

• Loading materials into larger trucks or crushers

Key Features

• Hydraulic tipping mechanism

• Four-wheel drive (for off-road mobility)

• Varying load capacities (from 0.5 to over 30 tons)

• Operator cab or control platform