PROTILT

Low Profile Hoppers

For Forklift Material Handling

0.25-1 Cubic Yard Options

ProTilt

ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers

SKU: ES11025 Availability confirmed before order

Sale price$2,222.99 USD

MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

0.25-1 CUBIC YARDS

SELECT A HOPPER SIZE FROM 0.25-1 CUBIC YARDS TO MATCH MATERIAL VOLUME AND THE WORK AREA.

STEEL WALL CONSTRUCTION

12-GAUGE STEEL WALLS FORM THE MATERIAL CONTAINER.

RATED LOAD CAPACITY

THE HOPPER HAS A 4,000-LB MATERIAL LOAD RATING; THE CARRIER AND COMPLETE ASSEMBLY LIMITS STILL APPLY.

FORK POCKET BASE

FORK POCKETS SUPPORT PICKUP AND TRANSPORT WITH AN APPROPRIATELY RATED FORKLIFT.

SELF-DUMPING ACTION

FORWARD-TIPPING DISCHARGE SUPPORTS UNLOADING, FOLLOWED BY RETURN TO THE UPRIGHT POSITION.

Description

Key Benefits

Technical Specs

Applications

ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers

ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers collect and move scrap, waste and bulk materials around workshops, yards and production sites. Choose from 0.25-1 cubic yard capacities to match the available space, material volume and handling equipment.

12-gauge steel walls form the hopper body, with a rated material load capacity of 4,000 lb. Capacity is a hopper rating; the carrier must support the loaded hopper at the actual load center and operating position.

The fork pocket base supports transport with an appropriate forklift. A forward-tipping self-dumping action unloads the contents and allows the hopper to return upright; confirm the release and retention procedures before operation.

Overall dimensions and empty weights vary by selected capacity, from 190-360 lb. Choose the required size before ordering, verify space for loading and discharge, and follow the handling equipment and hopper operating instructions. Optional casters and bump-release accessories are separate and are not included in the base configuration.

ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers

  • Select a hopper size from 0.25-1 cubic yards to match material volume and the work area.
  • 12-gauge steel walls form the material container.
  • The hopper has a 4,000-lb material load rating; the carrier and complete assembly limits still apply.
  • Fork pockets support pickup and transport with an appropriately rated forklift.
  • Forward-tipping discharge supports unloading, followed by return to the upright position.

ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers

  • Wall steel: 12 gauge
  • Rated material capacity: 4000 lb
  • Hookup: fork pockets for a suitable forklift
  • 0.25 cu yd: 31 inches wide × 16.5 inches high × 33 inches long; approx. 190 lb empty.
  • 1 cu yd: 64 inches wide × 24 inches high × 49 inches long; approx. 360 lb empty.
  • Base configuration excludes optional casters and separately ordered release accessories.

ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers

  • Scrap and waste collection in a workshop.
  • Bulk material handling in production areas.
  • Transporting suitable loose materials around a yard.
  • Controlled unloading within the hopper and carrier limits.
  • Confirm fork pockets for a suitable forklift, load-center capacity and operating clearances before use.

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ProTilt Low Profile Self-Dumping Hoppers

BUILT FOR YOUR WORK:

  • Select a hopper size from 0.25-1 cubic yards to match material volume and the work area.
  • 12-gauge steel walls form the material container.
  • The hopper has a 4,000-lb material load rating; the carrier and complete assembly limits still apply.
  • Fork pockets support pickup and transport with an appropriately rated forklift.
  • Forward-tipping discharge supports unloading, followed by return to the upright position.

MATCH YOUR WORKING SETUP:

  • Scrap and waste collection in a workshop.
  • Bulk material handling in production areas.
  • Transporting suitable loose materials around a yard.
  • Controlled unloading within the hopper and carrier limits.
  • Confirm fork pockets for a suitable forklift, load-center capacity and operating clearances before use.

READY FOR THE FIELD:

  • Select the required volume and steel-duty family.
  • Check carrier capacity with the hopper fully loaded.
  • Confirm the physical hookup and retention method.
  • Inspect release components and clearance for unloading.
  • Follow the hopper and carrier instructions before transporting or dumping.

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