Yes, they do exist, but they are not usually the standard bins you see in a local park or on a typical city street. A five-year warranty on moving parts is more common in commercial and municipal procurement ranges, where manufacturers expect the bin to be specified, installed, and maintained properly. The moving parts might include hinges, pedals, lid dampers, wheels, casters, locking latches, and opening mechanisms.
That said, a five-year warranty does not automatically mean every moving component is covered for five years of heavy public use. Many warranties cover manufacturing defects rather than normal wear and tear, vandalism, misuse, improper installation, or damage caused by extreme weather and cleaning chemicals. Some suppliers offer five years on structural parts but shorter cover on pedals, dampers, or wheels. Others may provide a five-year warranty only when the bin is part of a commercial contract or when maintenance is recorded.
If you need this level of cover, ask for the written warranty terms before buying. Check exactly which moving parts are included, whether labour and shipping are covered, how claims are handled, and whether spare parts will remain available. For urban settings, look for bins designed for public use, with replaceable components and clear maintenance instructions. So the short answer is: yes, five-year warranties on moving parts are available, especially from commercial urban bin suppliers, but you need to confirm the details rather than assume the whole bin is covered.