Our Fleet Take a look at our dedicated waste management vehicles

Skip Loader Vehicle

A skip loader needs to be robust and versatile. Used in a number of industries, we deploy our skip loaders to make deliveries and collections when it comes to skip hire. From the one-off skip ordered by homeowners to regular collections for construction and demolition companies, we can cater for it all with high quality skip loader vehicles.

With a number of features to make the heavy lifting and loading stable and safe, we can provide efficient skip delivery and collection in almost any area.

Hooklift Vehicle

Allowing for greater quantities of materials or waste to be moved, our hooklift vehicles tackle large containers as a specialised tool for the job. Using a hydraulic-powered hook, the vehicle can hoist containers onto roller to pull the skip onto the rear of the vehicle chassis. This roll on roll off vehicle also allows for swift exchanging of containers on sites where time is precious but safety is paramount.

Trade Waste Vehicle

Most people will probably recognise our trade waste vehicles as being similar to their local waste collection lorry. These vehicles have a special mechanism at the back to lift and empty large trade waste bins into the back, here the waste can then be crushed to maximise capacity and increase efficiency.

Front End Loader (FEL) Vehicle

Front end loaders can be used across commercial, industrial and retail sectors. At Brown Recycling we use front end loaders to provide efficient and swift emptying of 2-10 cubic yard containers kept on customers sites. This vehicle also looks similar to residential refuse collection vehicles, but utilised hydraulic arms at the front to handle containers without spillage. A crushproof tailgate also reduces the risk of leakage, making it a safer vehicle for the environment.

Artic Vehicle with Walking Floor Trailer

An articulated vehicle is one with a pivot in the body, allowing larger vehicles to turn more sharply than they would ordinarily. The walking floor trailer for our artic vehicles is a series of slats on the floor of the trailer. These slats can then be made to move in a fluctuating pattern (hence the term “walking”), this shifts the load out of the trailer – a handy function when it comes to unloading large quantities of waste.