Utility Trucks capture trim and scrap waste.
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Rotationally molded from 100% polyethylene, MOD 39 Series captures 24 cu-ft of cut, shredded, or continuously fed paper, plastic film, or other type of waste material. Trucks feature safety rolled top rim and tapered shape that permits nesting. When filled, units are rolled away, transferring material to baler for recycling or disposal. Available in 8 sizes ranging from 6-20 bushel capacity, trucks are suited for converting, printing, and packaging operations.
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Durable Utility Trucks Capture Trim and Scrap Waste from Converting, Printing and Packaging Operations
Versatile Plastic Trucks Catch Waste Material, Roll Away for Recycling
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Ashtabula, OH: Versatile 39 Series utility trucks from material handling product manufacturer Meese Orbitron Dunne Co., Ashtabula, Ohio (www.ShipShapeContainers.com) feature a wide-mouth plastic container set atop a rugged base to capture up to 24 cubic feet of cut, shredded or continuously fed paper, plastic film, foil or other type of waste material. Ideal for collecting edge trim, label matrix, startup waste and other printing, converting and packaging material waste, the MOD 39 Series utility trucks thrive when placed at the back end of trim handling systems and shredders as well as at manual cutting and trimming workstations. When filled, the MOD utility trucks are rolled away on four industrial strength casters for transferring the material to a baler for recycling or disposal.
The multi-purpose utility trucks are rotationally molded from 100% polyethylene with a safety rolled top rim for easy movement and handling and a tapered shape that permits nesting several units high in storage. Eight different sizes ranging from six to 20-bushel capacities are available with a choice of 16 standard plus custom colors.
For more information, contact Tom Cooper, 4920 State Road, Ashtabula, OH, 44005; 1-800-829-4535; FAX 440.992.4667; tcooper@modroto.com or see http://www.modroto.com/materialhandling/39Series.shtml.
