Specification Tinbin
Dimensions L x W x H 2300mm x 1500mm x 2000mm
Dead Weight 1100kg
Suction Depth 3500mm
Suction Tube Diameter 250mm
Storage Tank Capacity 0.4m3  - 0.75m3 (depending on excavator class)
Excavator Weight Class 16 t (min)
Pump Flow Rate 140 l/min (min)
Operating Pressure 240 bar (min)
Motor Rated Power 50 kW (min)

    The attachment uses a rotating suction tube to help break up and collect material, with an integrated water spray system available to help reduce dust when working with dry materials. The unit collects material before discharging it on site or into a transport vehicle.

FAQs

What is the Tinbin used for?

The Tinbin TC2 is a vacuum excavation attachment designed to remove loose materials such as soil, gravel, and mineral construction materials. It can be used for applications including utility excavation, rail track maintenance, landscaping, municipal services and general excavation work.


What excavator can the Tinbin be used with?

The Tinbin TC2 can be mounted to an excavator that meets the required mechanical and hydraulic installation requirements. The user guide specifies a minimum excavator operating weight of 16 tonnes.


How deep can the Tinbin excavate?

The Tinbin TC2 has a specified suction depth of 3500mm.


What materials can the Tinbin remove?

The TC2 is designed for loose materials including soil, gravel, mineral construction materials and similar substrates. It can also be used for applications such as track ballast cleaning, silt clearance and removing contaminated ground.


Can the Tinbin be used around underground utilities?

Yes. The TC2 can be used for difficult excavation work, including excavation around utilities such as water pipelines and electricity. Its vacuum excavation method removes loose soil without damaging underground services when used correctly.


Does the Tinbin have dust suppression?

Yes. The TC2 has an integrated water spray system that can be activated when working with dry materials. It sprays water into the airstream to help prevent dust formation.


How is material discharged from the Tinbin?

Once the main body is full, the host excavator carries the TC2 to the dumping location. The lower doors can then be opened in a controlled way to discharge the collected material.


What should I check before using the Tinbin?

Before use, check that the excavator has sufficient load capacity and that the TC2 is compatible with its hydraulic system and hose connectors. Also inspect the equipment for damage and complete pre-use checks per the manufacturer’s instructions.