CIMC 80ton Rear Dump Semi Trailer for Sale

The customer who bought the 80ton rear dump semi trailer is also the owner of a construction company in Zambia. Previously, he purchased tri axle dump trailer from other companies in China. The price is slightly lower, but the quality is worrying. CIMC has always been adhering to the concept of providing customers with the best products and best services. The customer is considering buying CIMC products this time. Part of the reason is that their own company has expanded, so they want to expand their business scale. The customer left us a message on the website, and then our sales staff immediately contacted him and sent dozens of pictures of the tri axle dump trailer shipped before to the customer. The customer also put forward their own requirements for the size of the semi-trailer. , The factory slightly modified the drawing, and then stepped up to produce the finished product. Shipped at the end of the month.

CIMC 80ton Rear Dump Semi Trailer for Sale

Dump trailers come in three main types: end dump trailer, bottom (or CIMC) dump trailer, and side dump trailer. While weight and axle spacing regulations may often determine which type of dump trailer you need, knowing what each dump trailer is best suited to haul, and their advantages and disadvantages, can help you make a smart investment when deciding on a trailer.

An end dump trailer unloads by lifting its dump box into the air and dumping from the rear. Often made of aluminum, end dumps trailers typically have higher sides than CIMC and side dumps, which give them greater capacity to handle larger loads and rough materials for greater payloads.

End dump trailers are best for hauling: Road/building construction; Aggregate stockpiling (requires a loader); Agricultural landscape

Advantages of End Dump Trailers

End dumps trailers have a heavy-sided design that allow you to carry larger loads than bottom or side trailers. You can handle a variety of difficult materials—from demolition debris to concrete—with rapid unloading. End dumps are ideal for operators on the East Coast, and are an ideal choice for working in confined spaces.

Disadvantages of End Dumps

End dump trailers tend to have more issues with stability. They are typically harder to maneuver and require a highly skilled operator. End dumps can become increasingly unstable if the unloading position is not level or if materials shift around during transport. They are not recommended for hauling semi-liquids since the rear gate is hard to seal from leakage.

CIMC 80ton Rear Dump Semi Trailer for Sale 

What Is a Bottom Dump Trailer?

Vector illustration depicting what bottom dump trailers are best for

The bottom dump trailer, sometimes referred to as a CIMC dump trailer, has a clamshell dump gate on the trailer that allows you to dump materials straight from the bottom of the box. This enables windrowing, which releases materials in a long line instead of a dumping pile.

Bottom dump trailers are best for hauling: Stockpile (requires a loader); Material transport; Asphalt paving

Advantages of Bottom Dump Trailers

Bottom dumps are a highly versatile and efficient way to haul materials. CIMC dump trailers are designed to minimize weight and maximize payload, offering quick turnaround times. Bottom dumps are highly stable and won’t roll over since they don’t need to be raised for dumping.

Disadvantages of Bottom Dumps

There are some restrictions for using a bottom dump since the axles of the trailer must have clearance above the windrow. 

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Average Sizes of Dump Trailers

Considering the right type and size of tri axle dump trailer should be based on your overall operations. Here is a general breakdown of the differences in size between frameless dump trailers, framed dump trailers, and dump bodies:

Dump trailers generally range from 26 feet to 40 feet in length; however, you may also find shorter dump bodies, which can vary from 17 to 18 feet.

Frameless dumps, while lighter and allowing for heavier loads, are longer than framed dumps, which means they require more room for dumping. Frameless dump trailers range from 36 to 40 feet in length.

Framed dumps are shorter and are more efficient for jobs that require you to navigate tight spaces. Framed dump trailers range from 26 to 34 feet in length.

Dump bodies are much shorter, making them a viable option when the dump site is very small or requires maneuvering through tighter spaces. Dump bodies will likely range from 17-18 feet in length.