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PROTECT YOUR DRIVERS AND PAYLOADS.
Safely tarp roll offs, hooklifts and luggers
Whether you have a single axle hooklift pickup chassis, multi axle roll off, a trailer for larger containers, or even luggers or skiploaders, Roll-Rite DC Series has an automated tarp system to safely cover your application. Shown below are DC Series models on various detachable container truck and trailer applications.
How-to-Specify
To find a DC system for your container application, use filters at left to narrow your recommendations or choose image below closest to your application. If you need help selecting the proper system, please Contact Us for assistance.
Class 3-8: Same Size Containers
DC200 Stationary
Class 3-8: Similar Containers
DC203 Adjustable
Class 3-5: Pickup Chassis
DC204 with Low-Tower
Multi Axle: Similar Containers
DC400 Trucks
Multi Axle: Varying Containers
DC850 with TORC™ Pivot Technology
Trailers - Similar Containers
DC428 Trailers
Trailers - Varying Containers
DC300 Trailers
Luggers: Similar Containers
DC203
Roll·Rite® DC Series for Roll-Off Trucks & Trailers
Automated electric-over-hydraulic tarp systems save you time and money versus manually tarping a roll-off, hooklift, or lugger. Less hands-on work at every stop reduces driver fatigue and injuries, faster load pickups get you on the road and ready for the next job.
The Roll·Rite DC Series is an automated roll-off tarp system designed to make covering detachable containers easier.
Operating on electric-over-hydraulic power, the DC Series comes in several configurations for roll-off trucks, hooklifts, luggers, and roll off trailers, providing a safer and hassle-free solution for your fleet operation.
One Series, Several Configurations
Roll·Rite offers different DC Series configurations based on the truck and container needs:
| DC Series | Axle | Configuration | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|---|
| DC200 | Single | Stationary tower | Trucks hauling same-size containers |
| DC203 | Single | Adjustable tower | Trucks hauling similar-size containers |
| DC204 | Single | Low-profile tower | Smaller pickup chassis |
| DC400 | Multi | Stationary Pivot | Trucks hauling similar-size containers |
| DC800 | Multi | Stationary TORC™ Pivot Technology | Multi-axle roll-off and hooklift trucks hauling similar-size containers |
| DC850 | Multi | Sliding TORC™ Pivot Technology | Multi-axle roll-off and hooklift trucks hauling varying-size containers |
| DC300 | Trailer | Sliding Pivot | Trailers hauling containers of different sizes |
| DC428 | Trailer | Stationary Pivot | Trailers hauling containers of similar sizes |
Wireless Controls
The DC Series tarp systems use electric-over-hydraulic power without tapping into existing truck hydraulics. Most DC Series with adjustable pivots or towers come with Black Box™ wireless tarp controls, allowing operators to control the tarp remotely.
TORC Pivot Technology for Varying-Size Containers
The DC851 and DC852 tarp systems for roll-off and hooklift applications, feature our TORC™ Pivot Technology with gas springs instead of steel springs or hydraulic components. With over 3X the tarp hold down power, the TORC pivots provide nearly constant tarp tension throughout the tarping cycle. Both DC850 Series configurations. The DC851 uses a single-stage adjustable tower, while the DC852 uses a dual-stage tower.
What you get with TORC:
- Varying-size containers up to 40 yards, up to 30 feet of tarp
- Over 105,000 test cycles
- Designed to outlast the life cycle of the chassis
- No steel springs or hydraulic components in the pivot
- Single-pin lock-out/tag-out energy release in under five minutes
Choose the Right DC Series Configuration
The DC Series is designed for different truck types, container sizes, and operating requirements. System variations are available for roll-off trucks, hooklifts, luggers, and trailers, including applications that haul containers of varying sizes.
Not sure which DC Series configuration fits your vehicle? Find a Roll·Rite dealer for help matching the system to your truck, trailer, and container requirements.
FAQs
What type of trucks can use a Roll·Rite DC Series tarp system?
Roll·Rite DC Series systems are designed for roll-off trucks, hooklift trucks, luggers, skiploaders, and detachable-container trailers. The appropriate model depends on the chassis, axle configuration, tower clearance, and whether the fleet hauls similar- or varying-sized containers. A Roll·Rite dealer can help confirm the correct configuration for your equipment.
How does TORC Pivot Technology work?
TORC™, or Tension Operated Rotary Cam, Pivot Technology uses gas springs instead of steel springs or hydraulic pivot components. It maintains nearly constant tarp tension throughout the covering cycle, helping secure varying-size containers in demanding hauling conditions and weather down to -30°F.
What is the difference between the DC851 and DC852 tarp systems?
The DC851 uses a single-stage adjustable tower, while the DC852 features a dual-stage tower for applications requiring additional tower adjustment. Both are part of the DC850 Series and use sliding TORC™ Pivot Technology. Because compatibility depends on the truck and container dimensions, consult a Roll·Rite dealer before selecting a model.
Can I get stationary mount TORC™ pivots for hauling similar sized containers?
Yes. Roll·Rite DC800 Series feature stationary TORC pivots. The DC801 uses a single-stage adjustable tower, while the DC802 features a dual-stage tower for applications requiring additional tower adjustment. You can even retrofit your existing DC400 top mount pivot system with TORC pivots. Because compatibility depends on the truck and container dimensions, consult a Roll·Rite dealer before selecting a model.
Where can I buy a Roll·Rite DC Series tarp system?
Roll·Rite DC Series systems are available through authorized Roll·Rite dealers. Use the Find a Dealer locator to connect with a nearby dealer who can recommend a system based on your vehicle, container sizes, and operating requirements.