As corporate client manager Artem Stulnikov from Korib told our publication, before recent events, light-duty garbage trucks were assembled on Isuzu and other Japanese chassis. After their exit from the Russian market, the niche did not remain empty for long—a Chinese manufacturer stepped in. Today, Korib Group has started assembling garbage trucks on Chinese light-duty chassis—JAC N90 and JAC N120.
"The JAC N120 garbage truck is a completely new model for our market. It serves as a transition between light-duty garbage trucks and larger models," said Stulnikov. These trucks are highly maneuverable, allowing them to navigate crowded residential areas with ease.
According to Korib, the garbage truck units themselves are supplied by a Turkish manufacturer. They feature a unique compaction system capable of compressing waste, including wood and even stones. The compaction ratio is 6:1, and thanks to the high-strength steel used in the bunkers, the garbage trucks can transport up to 5-7 tons of waste.
"For the subcontractor of the regional operator, Grinta, we have assembled two garbage trucks today and will deliver another one soon. We hope they will perform well in operation, allowing us to continue our cooperation," Stulnikov added.
"Chelny News," Elvira Mukhametdinova
