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Product Introduction

Qingling Isuzu Sanitation Vehicles
Applicable to: urban sanitation, municipal cleaning, waste collection and transportation, landscape irrigation, street sweeping, food waste management, high-pressure washing, and other outdoor applications.
I. Overview of Main Sanitation Vehicle Models (Most Commonly Used in Foreign Trade)
Compressed garbage truck
Self‑loading / Hook‑lift garbage truck
Kitchen waste truck
Water sprinkler truck / Greening spray truck
Wash and sweep vehicle / Street sweeper
High-Pressure Cleaning Truck / Pipeline Dredging Truck
Hook‑arm / Self‑discharging garbage truck
2. Core Models + Corresponding Chassis + Engines

Vehicle model	Common chassis	Engine	Volume	Uses
Compressed garbage truck	600P / 700P / FVR	4KH1 / 4HK1 / 6HK1	6–16 m³	Collection and Transfer of Municipal Solid Waste
Self-loading and unloading hooklift bins	KV100 / 600P	4KB1 / 4KH1	4–8 m³	Collection from community and street trash bins
Kitchen waste truck	700P / FTR	4HK1	5–10 m³	Food waste, swill, sealed and leak-proof
Water sprinkler truck / Spraying truck	600P / 700P / FVR	4KH1 / 4HK1 / 6HK1	5–15 m³	Watering, dust suppression, greening, and fire emergency response
Washing and sweeping vehicle	700P / FVR	4HK1 / 6HK1	Water: 3–6 m³ / Dust: 5–9 m³	Integrated road washing, vacuuming, and sweeping.
High-pressure cleaning truck	600P / 700P	4KH1 / 4HK1	4–8 m³	Small ads, sidewalks, pipe dredging
Hook-arm garbage truck	KV100 / 600P / FTR	4KB1 / 4KH1 / 4HK1	3–10 m³	Multiple bins per vehicle, mobile waste stations

3. Core Foreign Trade Selling Points
Isuzu chassis—durable and fuel-efficient, with reliability spanning millions of kilometers.
Fully sealed, leak‑proof, odor‑resistant, and drip‑free (a must‑have for sanitation).
Hydraulic operation, high degree of automation, high efficiency.
Supports right-hand drive, left-hand drive, Euro IV/Euro V/Euro VI.

CE certification, suitable for municipal exports worldwide.

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