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Tipper trailers and tipper lorries
A tipper trailer is a practical solution for transporting and quickly unloading loose materials such as sand, gravel, soil, aggregate, fuel or garden waste. The tilting load bed reduces the need for manual labour and streamlines transport in the construction, agricultural, horticultural and forestry sectors, as well as for local authority services.
Wiola’s range includes braked, twin-axle tipper trailers designed for heavy-duty use. The three-way tipping system allows for unloading to the rear or to a selected side, making work more convenient on building sites, farms and in confined spaces.
Depending on the model, the tipper trailer can be fitted with either a manual or electric body lifting system. The opening side panels facilitate loading and unloading, whilst the large loading area allows for the transport of bulk materials, tools and other loads.
Available optional extras include, amongst others, aluminium side panels, mesh extensions, a tarpaulin and a spare wheel. The extensions are particularly useful for transporting branches, timber, leaves and bulky materials.
The tipper trailers on offer are available in variants with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of up to 2,700 and 3,500 kg. Check out the available Wiola tipper trailers and choose the model that best suits your business’s needs.
Tipper trailer for bulk materials
A tipper trailer streamlines transport wherever it is necessary to frequently carry bulk materials or heavy loads. The tilting body allows for quick unloading without having to manually unload the entire contents of the trailer.
A tipper trailer can be used to transport:
- sand and gravel,
- garden soil,
- aggregates and crushed stone,
- building materials,
- timber and firewood,
- branches, leaves and green waste,
- tools and company equipment,
- materials transported on pallets.
A self-unloading trailer is useful both on building sites and for gardening, paving, roadworks and clearance jobs. It helps to reduce the time needed for unloading and minimises the amount of manual labour required.
Three-way tipper – rear or side unloading
The most important advantage of Wiola trailers is their three-way tipping system. A three-way tipper can unload the transported material either to the rear or to a selected side of the trailer.
The ability to choose the unloading direction is particularly useful:
- on narrow building sites,
- when backfilling excavations,
- when dumping material alongside a road,
- on sites with limited space,
- on farms and at production sites,
- when working near fences or buildings.
Changing the tipping direction allows the trailer to be positioned in the most convenient way and enables the material being transported to be tipped off more precisely. This makes the three-way tipper more versatile than a model that can only tip rearwards.
Hydraulic tipping system
The load bed is raised by a hydraulic cylinder. In the standard configuration, the mechanism can be operated using a hand pump.
The hand pump is a simple and independent solution that does not require an electrical power supply. It is ideal for occasional unloading and in places where access to a power source is limited.
Those who use the trailer intensively can opt for an electric pump with its own battery. The electric hydraulic tipping system speeds up the lifting of the load bed and facilitates repeated unloading of the trailer throughout the day.
A trailer with an electric pump is a particularly good choice for construction firms, pavers, gardeners, property managers and local authority contractors.
2,700 kg tipper trailer
The Kiper 2.7 H2 can be configured with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) ranging from 1,500 to 2,700 kg. It is a braked, twin-axle tipper trailer designed for the transport of bulk and construction materials.
The load area, measuring 3,420 × 1,920 mm, provides ample space for transporting soil, aggregates, timber, tools and company equipment.
The 2,700 kg tipper trailer may be a good solution for users who need a professional tipper but do not utilise the maximum gross vehicle weight of 3,500 kg.
When selecting a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), you should always take into account the towing capacity of the towing vehicle, your driving licence category and the weight of the materials being transported.
3,500 kg tipper trailer
The Kiper 3.5 H2 is a twin-axle tipper trailer with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) ranging from 2,500 to 3,500 kg. The model is designed for intensive use and the transport of heavier loads.
The 3,500 kg tipper trailer is ideal for use in, amongst others:
- construction companies,
- paving contractors,
- farms,
- gardening firms,
- municipal services,
- road maintenance companies,
- companies transporting timber, fuel and aggregates.
The braked twin-axle system helps to ensure stable handling of the combination and correct distribution of the load. Before purchasing, check the maximum braked trailer weight specified in the vehicle registration certificate.
Robust construction of the tipper trailer
Wiola tipper trailers feature a frame made from high-strength structural steel. The steel components are protected against corrosion by hot-dip galvanising.
The load bed is designed to carry materials that subject the floor to abrasion, pressure and dirt. The floor is made of waterproof, non-slip plywood, further reinforced with a sheet of metal.
All side panels can be opened, facilitating loading from the rear and sides. The ability to remove them also allows the load area to be used for transporting larger items, pallets or other loads that cannot be conveniently placed between standard side panels.
Steel or aluminium side panels?
A tipper trailer can be fitted with either steel or aluminium side panels.
Steel side panels are resistant to heavy-duty use and perform well when transporting building materials, timber, soil and aggregates.
Aluminium side panels are lighter, which can reduce the trailer’s unladen weight. They are also convenient to open and remove manually.
The choice should depend on the type of material being transported, the frequency of use and the expected load capacity of the trailer.
Additional equipment for tipper trailers
A tipper trailer can be configured to suit the type of work being carried out. Available equipment includes, amongst other things:
- an electric pump with a battery,
- aluminium side panels,
- side extensions,
- mesh extensions,
- a flat tarpaulin,
- a tarpaulin with a frame,
- screw-in supports,
- axle shock absorbers,
- work lights,
- spare wheel,
- toolbox,
- full LED lighting.
Mesh extensions increase the load bed’s capacity and make it easier to transport branches, leaves, timber and light materials that take up a lot of space.
A flat tarpaulin secures the load from above, whilst a high-sided tarpaulin with a frame allows you to transport items that need protection from rain, snow and dirt.
Construction trailer for heavy-duty use
A tipper trailer is often used as a construction trailer. It enables materials to be delivered directly to the work site and then quickly tipped out at the chosen location.
It can be used, amongst other things, for:
- laying paving stones,
- constructing driveways,
- earthworks,
- landscaping,
- fence construction,
- fuel transport,
- removal of garden waste,
- maintenance of roads and public areas.
Thanks to its opening side panels, the trailer can also be loaded using a forklift. This broadens its range of applications in warehouses, farms and production facilities.
How to choose a tipper trailer?
Before purchasing, you should determine:
- What materials will be transported?
- How much will a typical load weigh?
- What is the maximum authorised mass (MAM) of the trailer that your vehicle can tow?
- Is a three-way tipper required?
- How often will the tipping mechanism be used?
- Is it worth choosing an electric pump?
- Will you need extension sides or a tarpaulin?
- Are steel or aluminium side panels better?
For occasional use, a trailer with a manual pump may suffice. For regular use, it is worth considering an electric tipper mechanism, which increases comfort and work rate.
Wiola tipper trailers
Wiola tipper trailers combine a large load space, a hydraulic lifting system and the ability to tip on three sides. The braked, twin-axle chassis allows the trailer to be adapted for both private and professional use.
Available models can have a gross vehicle weight of up to 2,700 or 3,500 kg. A wide range of optional extras allows you to configure the tipper trailer for use in construction, horticulture, agriculture, forestry and municipal services.
Check out the available tipper trailers and choose a model suited to the type of materials you’re transporting, the required load capacity and the specifications of your towing vehicle.
Frequently asked questions
What is a tipper trailer?
A tipper trailer is a trailer with a lifting load bed that allows the transported material to be tipped out automatically. It is also known as a tipper or self-unloading trailer.
What can be transported using a tipper trailer?
Tipper trailers are primarily used to transport soil, sand, gravel, aggregate, fuel, timber, building materials and garden waste.
How does a three-way tipper work?
A three-way tipping mechanism allows the body to be tipped backwards or to one side. The direction is selected by adjusting the locking mechanisms of the tipping system accordingly.
Manual or electric pump?
A manual pump is suitable for occasional use. A battery-powered electric pump is more convenient when the trailer is unloaded several times a day.
Which tipper trailer – 2,700 or 3,500 kg?
A model with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of up to 2,700 kg may be sufficient for lighter work and smaller vehicles. A 3,500 kg tipper trailer offers greater transport capacity, but requires a suitable vehicle and the driver to hold the appropriate licence.
Does the tipper trailer have brakes?
The Wiola tipper trailers on offer are braked trailers, fitted with an overrun brake. The exact specifications of the braking system depend on the model chosen and the GVW.