Collection Carts and Bulk Containers feature fork safety tubes.
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Available as option on rotationally molded, plastic recycling carts, trucks, and reusable bulk containers, Fork Safety Tubes feature steel enclosures running entire length of bottom to surround fork tines, helping to secure load to lift truck and minimizing potential for accidents. Tubes also permit rotation and dumping without dedicated dumping equipment. Suited for recycling and waste management companies, safety tubes permit manual handling of loaded carts to be replaced with lift trucks.
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Recycling Cart Manufacturer Offers Fork Safety Tubes on Line of Collection Carts, Bulk Containers
Enclosed Fork Tubes Permit Safer Lifting, Dumping
Ashtabula, OH: Recycling product manufacturer Meese Orbitron Dunne Co., Ashtabula, Ohio (www.Recycleosaurus.com), is now offering optional fork safety tubes on its full line of rotationally molded, plastic recycling collection carts, trucks and reusable bulk containers. Introduced with the company’s 50P-16S Scrapasaurus scrap collection cart, the fork safety tubes feature steel enclosures running the entire length of the bottom of the recycle cart, truck or container to surround the fork tines, help secure the load to the lift truck and reduce the potential for accidents. The fork safety tubes also permit rotation and dumping without requiring dedicated container dumping equipment.
Ideal for recycling and waste management companies collecting and transporting scrap metal, paper, plastic, construction and demolition (C & D) debris and other materials, the fork safety tubes permit manual handling of loaded carts to be replaced with lift trucks, which move heavier loads more quickly, for a boost in efficiency and safety. The fork safety tubes accommodate virtually any standard lift truck or pallet jack and may be custom configured. Â
For more information, contact David McHugh, 4920 State Road, Ashtabula, OH, 44004; 1-800-829-4535; FAX 440.992.4667; dmchugh@modroto.com or see www.Recycleosaurus.com .
