Quality Chinese Dump Truck for Sale in China | KNOWHOW

Dump Trucks Often called "dumpers," "tippers," or "tip trucks," new ones for sale. Dump trucks are used for transporting loose materials such as dirt, gravel, or construction debris from one location to another.

Controlled by a hydraulic lifting mechanism, the cargo box of the tipper truck can be moved or tilted at a certain angle to unload the cargo by itself or horizontally propelled. It is mainly used for conveying bulk bulk materials (e.g. sand, dirt, ore, etc.) or whole materials, mainly used in mines and construction sites.

KNOWHOW offers 60-ton dump trucks and 70-ton dump trucks which are most commonly used in off-road scenarios or can be customized according to your transport needs.

Wide Application Ranges: Construction - transport dirt, gravel, sand, and rocks. Mining - ore, coal, copper, gold, iron. Quarrying - crushed stone, aggregate, and other materials. Landfill Management - logs, timber, and other forestry products 

Green environmental protection: zero emission, no pollution, low energy consumption, more green, more environmentally friendly.

Economy and energy saving: vehicle power output and energy feedback, intelligent control, L/tonne kilometer energy consumption reduced by 20%.

Safe and secure: self-developed vehicle control strategy, multiple interlocks, safer driving.

Efficient and powerful: integrated design of charging and switching, charging for 1 hour, switching for 5 minutes.

Stable and Reliable: Enhanced design of the whole machine, overload capacity increased by 20%, average trouble-free time is 50% higher than the industry competitors.

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Electric dump truck

Diesel dump truck

FEATURE

 KNOWHOW dump truck power output and energy feedback, intelligent control, L/tonne kilometer energy consumption reduced by 20%. Pure electric dump trucks and traditional fuel dump trucks have obvious advantages, especially when the heavy downhill use of current feedback can be achieved by braking, for tire brakes, life has been significantly extended, so that for us to drive the safety of a further guarantee!

At the same time, the equipment in the heavy downhill charging, and loading capacity, and operating costs reduced a lot, for the mine has brought higher efficiency and very significant economic benefits.

Safe and secure: KNOWHOW independently develops the control strategy of the whole tipper, realizing multiple interlocks and safer driving.

From the driving comfort point of view, KNOWHOW pure electric dump truck can reduce the driver's labor intensity, and it can achieve infinitely variable speed and manual speed change. From the point of view of post maintenance and use of maintenance, saving manpower and financial resources, KNOWHOW pure electric dump truck and traditional fuel dump truck is not the same, the engine maintenance of this part of the cost can be completely eliminated. From the economic point of view, compared with the fuel car, the fuel car with 30 yuan of fuel money but the electric car only needs about 5 yuan. From the operation point of view, this electric car is very flexible to operate, automatic upshift and downshift, especially the brake safety is guaranteed.

Efficient and powerful: The electric tipper has an integrated design of charging and switching, charging for 1 hour and switching for 5 minutes.

Stable and reliable: KNOWHOW dump truck has strengthened the design of the whole machine, the overloading capacity increased by 20%, and the average trouble-free time is 50% higher than the industry competitors.

Green: Zero emission, no pollution, low energy consumption, greener and more environmentally friendly. At present, the world attaches importance to ecological environmental protection and climate change. The construction of green mines requires energy transformation, and conventional energy sources such as coal and oil have begun to be converted into new energy sources. Electric tipper is the trend.

KNOWHOW EV Dump Truck Cost

While electric dump trucks may cost more upfront than diesel trucks, they cost much less to operate over time. Electric dump trucks require no fuel, have fewer moving parts, and require less maintenance and repairs.

Lower energy costs: Electric tippers use electricity as a power source, which is less costly compared to the diesel fuel used by diesel tippers. Under the same transport task, the energy cost of electric tipper can be reduced significantly.

Reduced maintenance cost: the power system structure of electric tipper is relatively simple, reducing the engine, transmission and other complex mechanical components, so the maintenance cost is relatively low. In addition, electric tipper trucks have a long motor life and a long maintenance cycle, which further reduces the maintenance cost.

Lower running cost: electric tipper has higher energy utilisation efficiency, and its running cost is also lower compared with diesel tipper. Specifically, electric tipper trucks have low noise and vibration during driving, and less wear and tear on tyres and roads, thus reducing operating costs.

 Main Component of KNOWHOW Dump Truck

Wide Application Ranges: 

Construction dump truck- transport dirt, gravel, sand, and rocks: 

They are extensively used in the construction industry for a range of tasks. They haul building materials and remove demolition waste, ensuring a clear and organized workspace. With their durable tires, dump trucks withstand debris and sharp objects on construction sites. Dump truck liners play a crucial role in protecting the truck bed. Consider using dump truck liners for added durability and contact Linings for high-quality options. Explore our blogs for further insights into the uses of dump trucks in different projects.

Construction dump truck transporting dirt, gravel, sand, and rocks

Mining tipper truck- ore, coal, copper, gold, iron: 

For ore tippers on trucks, stability is very important, along with the unloading speed. Mining tippers are large volume tippers for mining activities. At the moment our mining tippers can load up to 42m3 i.e. 80 tonnes and we are working on further increasing this loading capacity.

Tub designed to maximize payload

Heavy-duty transport unit designed for off-road use

Designed for the toughest jobs, with rugged suspension, long-distance mining tires and a heavy-duty frame built to withstand handling

Tipper truck in ore, coal, copper, gold, iron mine

Quarry tipper - crushed stone, aggregate, and other materials. 

Heavy-duty trucks can be divided into two categories according to their use: one belongs to the heavy and super heavy (rated mass of 20 tons or more) dump trucks for non-road transportation. It mainly undertakes transportation tasks of large mines and projects, and is usually used in conjunction with excavators. The other category belongs to the light, medium and heavy (rated mass of 2-20 tons) ordinary dump trucks for road transportation. It mainly undertakes the transportation of loose goods such as gravel, soil, coal, etc., and is usually used in conjunction with a loader. Some dump trucks are designed for special purposes and are also called special dump trucks. 

Quarry tipper in sand quarry

Also want to know

Different Types of Dump Trucks and Their Uses

1. Standard Dump Truck

Standard dump trucks are versatile vehicles used in various industrial applications. Equipped with a hydraulic system, they can lift the front of the dump box to unload materials at the truck's rear. These trucks are commonly used in residential construction, road building, and agricultural projects.

KNOWHOW Standard Dump Trucks

2. Super Dump Truck

Super dump trucks are semi-truck trailer combinations with an additional trailing axle. This axle can be lifted when the truck is empty, reducing taxes. When fully loaded, the trailing axle is engaged through a hydraulic system, increasing the truck's carrying capacity and maximizing efficiency.

3. Winter Weather Dump Truck

In areas with heavy snowfall, tri-axle dump trucks are converted into snow-clearing vehicles. Equipped with snowplow blades, they can push snow off the roads. The dump box can also carry salt to prevent ice formation, ensuring safer winter driving conditions.

4. Transfer Ford Dump Truck

Transfer dump trucks feature a modified dump box that can transfer loads from a specially designed trailer into its dump box. This allows for efficient transportation of materials to the desired location. The tank trailer can remain stationary while the truck moves the load.

5. Side Dump Truck

Side dump trucks can unload materials from the side of the dump box. They typically consist of semi-truck and trailer combinations, with a hydraulic mechanism integrated into the trailer. Side dump trucks offer faster unloading and can carry heavy loads, making them suitable for various hauling tasks.

6. Haul Dump Truck

Haul dump trucks are large-capacity vehicles designed for carrying between 40 and 400 tons of material per load. 18-wheel dump truck capacity is almost the same as haul trucks. These heavy-duty trucks are primarily used on construction sites and are not intended for public roads. They can employ hydraulic front lifts or rear-eject mechanisms to unload the materials.

7. Semi-Truck Trailer End Dump Truck

Semi-truck trailer end dump trucks utilize standard semi-trucks for hauling, with the trailer equipped for dumping from the rear. Robust hydraulic pistons lift the front end of the trailer to unload the cargo. Care must be taken to avoid damaging the hydraulic piston during the offloading process.

8. Semi-Truck Trailer Bottom Dump Truck

Similar to the end dump truck, the semi-truck trailer bottom dump truck has a different trailer shape and offloading process. The bottom dump mechanism allows for efficient unloading from the base of the dump box, ensuring minimal cargo remains inside. These trucks are commonly used for transporting grains and construction materials.

9. Articulated Haul Dump Truck

Articulated haul dump trucks are known for their impressive size and hauling capacity. Articulated dump trucks are designed for the mining, industrial, and construction sectors. They feature innovative engineering to facilitate efficient offloading, supporting the demands of these essential industries.

The Belaz 75710 holds the distinction of being the largest dump truck in the world. With an impressive payload capacity of 496 tons, it surpasses all others in terms of size and hauling capabilities.

Key spare parts for dump trucks

1. Tires: Heavy-duty tires designed to withstand rough terrain are essential for dump trucks to maintain traction and stability.

2. Brake Pads and Discs: Brake components are crucial for safety and must be regularly inspected and replaced to ensure proper braking performance.

3. Engine Parts: Components such as filters, belts, hoses, and gaskets are vital for maintaining the engine's performance and reliability.

4. Transmission Parts: Clutch plates, gears, seals, and bearings are critical for ensuring smooth shifting and power transmission.

5. Suspension Components: Springs, shock absorbers, and bushings help absorb shocks and vibrations, providing a smoother ride and prolonging the lifespan of the truck's chassis and components.

6. Hydraulic System Parts: Hydraulic cylinders, hoses, seals, and valves are essential for the operation of dump truck bodies, including raising and lowering mechanisms.

7. Electrical Components: Batteries, alternators, starter motors, and wiring harnesses are essential for the electrical system's proper functioning.

8. Steering Components: Steering linkage, tie rods, and steering gears are crucial for maintaining steering control and responsiveness.

9. Cab and Body Parts: Components such as mirrors, lights, door handles, and hinges contribute to driver comfort, safety, and visibility.

10. Frame and Chassis Components: Frame rails, crossmembers, and brackets provide structural support and integrity to the dump truck's chassis.

    EV dump trucks Key spare parts also include

11. Electric Motors: The electric motor is the heart of an EV dump truck, converting electrical energy into mechanical power to drive the vehicle. Spare motors are essential for minimizing downtime in case of motor failure.

12. Battery Packs: High-capacity battery packs provide the energy required to power EV dump trucks. Spare battery packs ensure continuous operation by allowing quick replacement in case of battery degradation or failure.

13. Power Electronics: Components such as inverters, converters, and controllers manage the flow of electricity between the battery, motor, and other vehicle systems. Spare power electronics are necessary to maintain vehicle performance and functionality.

14. Charging Components: EV dump trucks rely on charging infrastructure to replenish their battery charge. Spare charging cables, connectors, and charging stations are essential for ensuring uninterrupted charging capability.

15. Cooling Systems: Cooling systems, including radiators, fans, and pumps, are crucial for regulating the temperature of the electric motor, battery pack, and power electronics. Spare cooling system components prevent overheating-related issues and maintain system efficiency.

16. Electronic Control Units (ECUs): ECUs control various functions within the EV dump truck, including motor control, battery management, and vehicle diagnostics. Spare ECUs ensure quick replacement in case of electronic system failures.

17. Brake-by-Wire Components: EV dump trucks often feature brake-by-wire systems that rely on sensors, actuators, and electronic control units to manage braking functions. Spare brake-by-wire components are essential for maintaining braking performance and safety.

18. Regenerative Braking Systems: Regenerative braking systems capture energy during braking and convert it into electrical energy to recharge the battery. Spare components such as regenerative braking controllers and sensors ensure optimal energy recovery and efficiency.

19. Electric Wiring and Harnesses: Wiring harnesses and electrical connectors transmit power and signals throughout the EV dump truck's electrical system. Spare wiring and harnesses are necessary for quickly repairing damaged or faulty electrical connections.

20. Vehicle Control Software: Software updates and patches are essential for optimizing vehicle performance, efficiency, and safety. Spare copies of vehicle control software allow for quick reinstallation or recovery in case of software corruption or malfunction.

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Choose the right dump truck capacity and dimension for your mine

Handles sand to medium aggregates and asphalt - the tipper bucket can carry up to 7 cubic yards

Handles large aggregates, gravel and asphalt with a capacity of 16 to 19 cubic yards

Charge the EV dump truck

When it comes to powering heavy-duty electric dump trucks, charging strategies typically vary between night charging, destination charging and mobile charging. How long it takes to charge an electric truck also depends on the following different charging scenarios:

Nighttime tipper charging is the most common charging scenario. Fleet owners can charge their fleet at night using low DC power of 50-100 kW. This method works well because there is usually a 6-8 hour window at night to fully charge vehicles. Truck charging management software, such as Kempower ChargEye, can help save on energy costs with features such as peak shifting and load balancing.

Destination charging is required for tippers with a range less than the daily mileage. Destination charging can take place at logistics centres or warehouses. During these charging processes, electric trucks during loading and unloading are charged in 30 minutes to 2 hours and require between 150 and 400 kW of electricity.

Hilly journeys requiring daily tipper truck trips can be charged on the move downhill. In order to make efficient use of the mandatory 30-45 minute driver breaks required by the EU, higher power levels of up to 1.2 MW are needed to charge vehicles in a timely manner.

Start dump truck business

Starting a dump truck business is no different than any other business. While the dump truck business is not considered the "sexiest" business, it does offer a unique opportunity. Some prior experience helps, but this is a business that doesn't require years of expertise or large amounts of capital. The best part? It's a low-barrier industry, meaning almost anyone can get started, as opposed to starting a company like an oil company. Some advantages of starting a dump truck business include:

Flexible self-employment

Lower start-up costs than many businesses

Potential business and operational scale

Virtually pandemic and recession proof

How much does it cost to start a dump truck business

As with any startup, the costs associated with starting a dump truck business can vary. For example, buying new trucks vs. used trucks, starting your own independent trucking business vs. franchising, etc. will all greatly impact the amount of initial capital you need to invest to start your business.

The general range for starting a dump truck business can range from $20,000 to as high as $200,000, depending on the type of truck purchased, permits, licenses, etc.

60ton dump trucks for mine transport business

Research the dump truck business

Before spending a dime on a potential dump truck business, it is crucial to research the industry. Here is a list of projects to include in your research:

Decide on the niche and type of material you want to transport.

What is the competitive landscape in your geographic region?

How much physical labor is involved?

What does the potential market opportunity look like?

How much profit can you make?

Do you need any initial training before you start hauling and dumping?

While this is not an exhaustive list, these items certainly should be considered when conducting due diligence on a potential dump truck business. Fortunately, according to recent research, the dump truck services market is not slowing down, so dumping and hauling services are in demand even during a recession or pandemic.

Develop a business plan

A key component of deciding to start a dump truck business (or any business) is creating a business plan. This business plan will lay the groundwork for obtaining potential funding, such as a loan or investors if needed, and provide a framework for your operation from start to finish. Let’s dive into the important aspects needed to create a business plan.

Target customers

First, you need to consider the different industries in which starting a dump truck business would make sense for you, and who your target customers are.

The dump truck business involves mining, construction, garbage, chemical industry and other industries. Once you're able to decide on a specific industry, you can gain insight into how to identify specific customers by company industry, size, and location. By targeting industries more granularly, you can tailor your marketing and customer acquisition strategies.

Estimated cost

When developing a business plan, it is important to understand all the costs associated with a dump truck business. For example, your start-up costs will vary depending on whether you purchase a new or used truck, ranging from $20,000 to over $200,000. Other cost considerations to note include:

Truck cost

Permits and Licenses

Fuel (if you choose an electric dump truck, you don’t need to consider these, because its power cost is very low compared to fuel)

Repair and maintenance (electric dump trucks will be more conducive to maintenance)

Insurance

Marketing and Advertising

When developing a business plan for your dump truck business, it's easy to see how quickly costs can add up. Some overall startup costs may vary depending on some of the above factors as well as geographic location. To address the proverbial elephant in the room, current gas prices should be fully considered when calculating costs.

As part of your business plan, a good tip is to create a financial projection to understand the profitability of your dump truck business while adding the above costs as inputs.

Pricing model

The next step in your business plan should include a pricing model. Determine who your competitors are and create a list of the services each competitor offers. This will provide you with insights into pricing for your dump truck services to ensure you don’t price yourself too low or exclude yourself from the market.

You can price your dump truck business in a few different ways, including charging by the load, by the hour, a flat rate, or by weight. It's important to be competitive when you're first starting out, but make sure you're charging enough to cover your costs and making enough profit to hit your target gross margin.

Company Name

Choosing a name for your dump truck business can be considered one of the more exciting aspects of developing a business plan. Your company name should be unique and relevant to your business. While sometimes business names can lose their professionalism, we all know that some business names are quirky and stand out more than others. Be sure to find the line between professional and memorable.

It's easy to choose any name that comes to mind, but it's important to research whether similar business names currently exist. A simple internet search or state business filing search should eliminate any names that may already be in use.

Purchase dump trucks and other equipment

It’s important to strike a balance between purchasing the right dump truck and equipment for your business while avoiding overspending. Depending on the industry you choose to haul and dump, there are many great used options for trucks. Keeping initial costs low is key to increasing profits. A dump truck is a depreciable asset, which means its value will never increase. However, it is also important to note that with a used truck, there is a risk that more maintenance will be required to keep it running.

Remember, many dump truck businesses start with one truck and expand to multiple trucks and better equipment as the business grows. You don't need a Lamborghini dump truck to get started.

Validity of dump truck insurance

Insurance is an important part of the dump truck business. Although there are many benefits to starting a dumping business, there are still many opportunities for accidents and liability, so it is crucial to have all the necessary insurance for your business. Some of the types of insurance you’ll need include liability insurance, commercial vehicle insurance, workers’ compensation, and more.

Find a reliable local insurance broker to help guide you in purchasing all the types of insurance you need for your dump truck business to ensure all of your bases and assets are covered.

Launch and market your business

Now that you've done all the work of creating, filing, and registering your dump truck business, it's time to start marketing and selling your services. First, take advantage of all the “free” social media apps like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. These apps will allow you to start building your brand and digitally advertise to your target customers. You can also take advantage of the groups included in these social media apps. They are a great way to build rapport and find potential customers who are specifically looking for pouring services. You should also create a website that highlights all the services you offer in one central location that prospects and clients can access.

In addition to using social media as a way to market your business, several dump truck apps like Trux will match you with potential customers in your area who are looking for your services. The current digital world offers huge advantages for finding clients and marketing dumping services!

KNOWHOW Service

KNOWHOW is dedicated to providing our clients with genuine spare parts with the highest quality, exact fitness, and appropriate function. With our global distributor network, you are guaranteed with fast deliveries and services, wherever you are. Please submit your spare parts request to us, and list the product name, and model. equipment sena number. Description of the required parts. We guarantee that your request will be handled quickly and appropriately.

KNOWHOW grants our clients a twelve-month-period (1 Year)or 2000-hours warranty for any machine purchased from us. During the warranty period, in case a defect of material or workmanship has occurred with spare parts in normal operation, the defective part will be repaired or replaced free of charge as compensation,at our discretion.

KNOWHOW is able to provide you with the overall installation of complicated machinery and equipment, allowing you to start the proper operation of the construction machine. After installation, we will make an inspection of the whole machine, operate equipment, and provide you with testing data reports of installation and operation. We can also send engineers to the client's site to do maintenance work.

KNOWHOW offers perfect facilities and a comfortable environment and can provide training services to different users. The training sessions include product training, operation training, maintenance know-how, technical know-how training, standards, laws and regulations training and other training, all of which are tailored to fulfill your individual needs. Training programs can be conducted in our factory field, or at the client's site.

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