Internal waste logistics

Waste handling trolleys

For conveniently moving cardboard, plastic film and other waste from where it is generated to a baler, container or temporary storage area. Less manual carrying, a clearer flow and a tidier workplace.

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Less unnecessary carryingwaste moves in one clear direction — from the workstation to the baler

For warehousesfor cardboard and film from different collection points

For retailfor collecting waste from the shop floor and back rooms

For manufacturingfor moving waste between workstations

With a balerfor a centralised baling area and an orderly process

When it helps

When waste regularly has to be carried by hand

A trolley is particularly useful when waste is generated in several places and the baler or container is further away.

More material in one trip

Instead of carrying waste several times, it can be collected and moved in a single trip.

A tidier workplace

Cardboard and film do not accumulate in walkways or makeshift storage areas.

A clear waste route

Staff know where waste is collected and where it needs to go.

How to choose

The trolley must fit your route

Capacity is not the only consideration. A good trolley must fit through the actual doors and corners, be easy to push and be easy to unload where the waste will be baled or stored.

Capacity and dimensionsCapacity suited to waste volumes, with a footprint compact enough for access routes.

Waste typeVolume matters for cardboard and film; structural strength matters for heavier materials.

Castors and manoeuvrabilityWe assess thresholds, floors, corners and the distance to the baler.

UnloadingWaste should be easy to remove or tip out at its next handling point.

Load capacityThe structure must suit the actual weight of the materials and the intensity of use.

WorkflowThe trolley should shorten staff routes, not add another step.

Trolley + baler

One process from waste generation to a finished bale

Several collection points and one centralised baling area are often the best arrangement.

Waste is generated

Cardboard or film is collected where the work actually takes place.

Moved by trolley

A larger quantity is delivered to the centralised area in one trip.

Compacted by a baler

A waste baler produces a compact bale for subsequent storage and collection.

Want to assess the right capacity and design?

Tell us the waste you will move, approximate volumes, distance and access widths. Find more criteria in the guide 'Waste trolleys: how to choose and use them efficiently'.

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Want to improve internal waste movement?

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