Have you ever wondered about what Marrell Skip Bins look like? Well here is a guide to Marrell Skip Bins and their shapes and sizes and other options that are available.
Well a Marrell skip bin is a bin that is delivered (and picked up by a truck with a Marrell style loader (or lifting equipment) as pictured left. The truck has dual hydraulic arms on the back of the truck (behind the cab). Atteched to the arms are pairs of chains that get attached to each coner of the bin to lit it on and off the back of the truck. |
The size of Marrell Skip Bin Trucks can vary significantly from small to large multiple axled vehicles. The truck in the photo above is an average sort of size with only a single rear axel for lighter load.
The range of bins that are carried on a Marrell skip bin truck vary from 2m³ to 17m³ (cubic meters). Here are some photos of the different bin sizes and their typical dimensions. Be careful because dimensions do vary with all the bin manufacturers and each of their designs. There is no such thing as a standard size, more a typical sort of size.
This is a basic 2m³ which typically have dimensions:
2m³ bins with doors are very rare (maybe as rare as hens teeth). |
3m³ Skip Bins have two primary shapes that are low and high sided. The High sided form is similar dimensions (length and width) to a 2m³ but they are higher, usually around 1.2 meters or so.
This is a high style of 3m³ skip bin which typically has dimensions:
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This is a low style of 3m³ skip bin which typically has dimensions:
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The two primary forms of the 4m³ Skip Bin are with and without a drop down door or ramp. Both types usually are low sided.
This is a high style of 4m³ skip bin which typically has dimensions:
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This is a low style of 4m³ skip bin which typically has dimensions:
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The two primary forms of the 6m³ Skip Bin are again with and without a drop down door or ramp.
This is a high style of 6m³ skip bin which typically has dimensions:
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This is a low style of 6m³ skip bin which typically has dimensions:
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