Telehandler Skips & Bin Handlers

Telehandler skips move waste, rubble and concrete around building sites, yards and quarries without barrows or a second machine. The range covers auto locking waste skips, a concrete skip with a discharge hose, and a quick hitch rotator for emptying large wheelie bins.

Attachment Size Safe working load Key feature
Telehandler skip 550 to 1700 litres 2000kg Auto locking from the cab, 4-way entry
Telehandler concrete skip 500 litres 1200kg 730mm loading height, lever gate and hose
Telehandler wheelie bin rotator 660 to 1100 litre bins 500kg Crank, chain or hydraulic rotation

Prices depend on your machine and the options you choose, so request a quote. For safe loading and tipping, read our tipping skip safety guide. Using a forklift? See our forklift tipping skips and forklift wheelie bin handlers, or browse all telehandler attachments.

Read how to choose a telehandler skip to pick the right size and check a full skip stays within your load chart.
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Telehandler Skip Features

Waste skip

The telehandler skip locks and unlocks automatically, so the driver stays in the cab. Four-way entry and full-length fork pockets at standard pallet width let you pick it up from any side, and triangulated top edging protects the rim. It comes in 550, 800, 1200 and 1700 litre sizes, all with a 2000kg safe working load and a 3-year warranty.

Concrete skip

The telehandler concrete skip holds 500 litres with a 1200kg safe working load. Its 730mm loading height lets a mixer fill it directly, and a lever-operated gate, 10° sloped base and 1m discharge hose put the concrete where you need it.

Wheelie bin rotator

The telehandler wheelie bin rotator mounts on the quick hitch and empties 660 and 1100 litre bins weighing up to 500kg. Turn the bin with a crank handle, a loop chain or a hydraulic rotator worked from the cab.

Every model is UKCA marked and supplied with a Certificate of Conformity.

Where Telehandler Skips Are Used

  • Clearing rubble, offcuts and general waste on building sites
  • Keeping yards and quarries tidy
  • Carrying concrete to footings, slab edges and upper floors
  • Emptying large wheelie bins into skips, compactors and trailers

To pick the right size and check a full skip against your load chart, read how to choose a telehandler skip.

Telehandler Skip FAQs

Does the telehandler skip lock onto the forks?

Yes. It locks and unlocks automatically, so the driver doesn't need to leave the cab. The concrete skip has fork pockets with a safety locking system.

Can I lift the concrete skip with a crane?

Yes. It has integral lifting points for a crane, as well as two-way fork pockets at 540mm centres.

How much does a telehandler skip cost?

Prices depend on the size and options you choose, so request a quote with your telehandler make, model and fork size.

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