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Hendrickson’s Primaax EX
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Woodridge, Illinois-based Hendrickson, a Boler company, has partnered with Peterbilt Motor Co. to offer the Primaax EX, a severe-duty vocational air suspension system, as a part of chassis enhancements for the Peterbilt 567, 579 and 589 models. Designed for rigorous use, such as heavy hauling, refuse collection, logging and construction, the Primaax EX is available in capacities of 46,000 and 52,000 pounds. Its features include:
- up to 12 ½ inches of diagonal wheel articulation and 8 inches of vertical axle travel to provide off-road capability
- a rigid torsion and stabilizer system that provides secure handling and less body roll than comparable air suspension systems, according to the manufacturer
- the Quik Align Axle Alignment system, which enables alignment without shims, saving maintenance time while extending tire life
- the ability to adjust to variations in load and road conditions, providing a comfortable ride and stable handling
Visit www.hendrickson-intl.com for more information.
Toter tilt truck
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Toter, a Charlotte, North Carolina-based Wastequip brand, has upgraded its tilt truck to simplify moving waste at construction sites, restaurants, retail stores and institutional settings. It features various sizes and build standards, providing flexibility for a variety of applications. Some of its additional features include:
- a slim design that enables the tilt truck to pass through commercial doorways easily
- an inset wheel design, which allows the tilt truck to be stacked when stored or transported
- the ability to be hitched together so several tilt trucks can be towed at once
- standard forklift pockets are included with the standard and heavy-duty models
Visit for www.toter.com more information.
Eggersmann T 60 tracked trommel screen
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Eggersmann GmbH of Germany has introduced the T 60 tracked trommel screen, which the company calls its “most comprehensive update of its trommel screens to date.” In addition to being able to work with competitors’ drums, the T 60:
- has a trommel length of more than 18 feet and a diameter of more than 7 feet, enabling it to attain high productivity rates
- offers a wide range of hole sizes and types, including screens with wire segments for fines, solid drums with round holes for heavy waste applications and drums with offset holes
- is well-suited to tough terrain because of its tracks
- features a leveling function, enabling the drum to remain balanced on inclined ground
Visit www.eggersmann-recyclingtechnology.com/en for more information.
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