The Zeus40: Side Comb Bin-Lift is a robust and efficient waste solution designed for handling large volumes of commercial and medium-density industrial waste. Its side-mounted comb bin lift allows for safe and convenient loading in a variety of site layouts.
| Specification Details | Value |
|---|---|
| Charge Box Volume | 1.8 m³ |
| Motor Size | 7.5 / 11 kW |
| Cycle Time | 45 sec |
| Power Supply | 415V 3 Phase |
| Ram Bore | 100 mm |
| Ram Stroke | 1078 mm |
| Compaction Force | 25 Tonne |
| Length | 2225 mm |
| Width | 1950 mm |
| Machine Weight | 2000 kg |
| Running Pressure | 2100 PSI (145 bar) |
| Charge Box Head Face Area | 1.1 m² |
The Zeus40: Side Comb Bin-Lift is a powerful and reliable waste management solution, ideal for businesses generating consistent volumes of commercial and medium-density industrial waste. Built for durability and continuous operation, it helps reduce waste volume, improve site organisation, and lower disposal costs.
This model features a side-mounted comb bin lift system, providing a practical solution for sites where rear access may be limited or where a side-loading configuration better suits the layout. The comb lift enables safe and efficient emptying of compatible bins, reducing manual handling and improving operator safety while streamlining waste disposal processes.
As a static compactor, the Zeus40 consists of a fixed compaction unit paired with a detachable container. This allows the compactor to remain in position while only the container is removed and replaced when full, ensuring continuous operation with minimal disruption.
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