Products

The Model DS-22 disintegrator from Security Engineered Machinery is capable of reducing up to 1,800 pounds of expired pharmaceuticals per hour down to particle sizes as small as a few millimeters across. Specifically designed for the destruction of returned, expired or off-spec pharmaceutical products, it involves a two-stage system that uses a high-torque, low-speed shredder for pre-shredding and a high-speed rotary knife mill for final reduction. A variety of exit screens determine the final particle size. A twin-bag collection system collects the material for disposal.

Visit www.semshred.com, e-mail info@semshred.com or call 508-366-1488 for more information.

The Poly-Trux 50P-16 features a caster configuration that creates a slight, yet constant, tipping action from the front or back, permitting smooth rolling over curbs, ramps, tailgates, speed bumps and other impediments. It includes two over-size casters with 5-inch wheels in 4-inch, one-piece forks supported at the corners by four heavy-duty, swiveling 4-inch casters. The cart can accommodate payloads up to 400 pounds and nests for efficient storage and returns. It measures 28.5 inches in width, meaning standard trailers can fit three across. It is rotationally molded of weatherproof polyethylene in a single unit for strength and is available with a range of options, including locks, forklift pockets and paper feed dividers for grade separation.

Visit www.modroto.com/materialhandling, e-mail Bob Dunne at rdunne1@usa.net or call 800-829-4535 for more information.

Balers from Balemaster’s E-Series line are engineered to meet the performance and profitability demands of document destruction operations. They are available in either the "E" or "EO" series. The encapsulated frame design and proper seals and gaskets on the baling chamber, access doors and horizontal baler ram offer primary dust control. An on-board, computerized command center provides process automation and preventative and predictive maintenance. Users without the proper authorization are denied access, guarding against safety-related downtime. The balers’ energy-efficient hydraulic systems with off-peak capabilities minimize overhead costs.

Visit www.balemaster.com, call 219-663-4525 or e-mail sales@balemaster.com or for more information.

This mobile document and product destruction system from Vecoplan features a Vecoplan/ReTech RG32XL single-shaft rotary shredder capable of cross shredding in one pass. It includes the latest designs in bin loading and unloading systems, high payload capacity and a graphic touch-screen console.

Visit www.VecoplanLLC.com or call 336-861-6070 for more information.

The WM608 Mobile Shredding Truck from AXO Shredders Corp. includes fuel saving features, various operation modes and lower maintenance requirements. The WM608 offers a universal ground-and curb-level bin tipper that tips North American and European-style bins as well as broken bins. In addition, AXO says the system offers high throughput and quickly shreds even the largest computer printout stacks without throughput sapping reversals. Discharging a full load with this mobile shredder takes less than a minute and is possible in buildings with low ceilings, allowing flexibility in the choice of recycling outlet. The WM608 also feature durable construction.

Visit www.axo.cc, e-mail usa@axo.cc or call 866-246-5634 for more information.

The GS-96 secured document cart from McClure Industries is made from a high-performance, fire-retardant fiberglass composite and meets stringent NFPA-1/UFC and I.F.C. fire codes. It features a "no-retrieval" drop slot and a locking mechanism, and the slotted lid is designed to stay open or closed. A heat-sensitive link allows the lid to close automatically in the event of a fire. The cart is also towable and dumpable.

Visit www.mcclureindustries.com or call 800-752-2821 for more information.