The tipper truck with HIAB 16 CL B‑2 crane mounted on the Mercedes‑Benz Arocs 5 3333 A 6×6 chassis is designed for the transportation and self‑loading/unloading of materials in construction, road maintenance, and municipal sectors. The full‑time 6×6 drive and reinforced frame enable confident operation on rough terrain, unpaved roads, and construction sites where maximum off‑road capability is required.
The vehicle is based on the Mercedes‑Benz Arocs 5 chassis, equipped with a 6‑cylinder in‑line OM470 engine with a 10.7 L displacement, an output of 240 kW (326 hp), and a maximum torque of 1,700 Nm. The automated G 230 transmission with Mercedes PowerShift 3 system, VG 2800‑3W transfer case, and differential locks ensure optimal traction, fuel efficiency, and driving comfort in mixed operating conditions.
The HIAB 16 CL B‑2 crane features a lifting capacity of 15.3 tm and a maximum hydraulic outreach of 8.8 m, enabling handling of palletized materials, landscaping elements, steel structures, and other loads—from 7,100 kg at 2.1 m to 1,760 kg at 8.5 m reach. This configuration allows the operator to complete the full work cycle without additional lifting equipment.
Crane operation is controlled via dual‑side levers with identical function layout, improving operator convenience and safety. The hydraulic OLP (overload protection) system, load‑holding valves on boom and telescopic cylinders, and stabilizers with up to 4,800 mm extension ensure high stability during loading and unloading operations.
The rear‑tipping body, measuring 4,300 × 2,400 × 1,000 mm, is designed for transporting bulk and loose materials such as sand, gravel, construction mixes, and milled asphalt. The optimal thickness of the floor and side walls, combined with a robust hydraulic tipping mechanism, provides long service life and dependable performance under intensive operation.
The S ClassicSpace cab offers a comfortable working environment for the driver, featuring an air‑suspended seat, air conditioning, a multifunction information display, and ergonomically arranged controls. Modern safety systems, including ABS, cruise control, and an electronic parking brake, contribute to safe and reliable vehicle operation on highways and in urban environments.