More for your load with Taperlite
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Are your shredding operations up to scratch?
Tipper body’s great payload
The Taperlite, a steel single skin tipper body developed by Boweld Truck Bodies, integrates an Edbro CX14 lifting cylinder to provide weight and space saving as part of a lightweight package that will increase potential payloads for operators to more than 20 tonnes. The Taperlite body tapers from front to rear by four inches. It has been designed with a flat floor, to enable any material stuck to it to
be removed with a scoop. “With the design of the body we are able to get the arms of the sheeting sys- tem within the body width,” says Boweld director George Boden. The first of five single-skin Taperlite bodies has been built for demolition and earthworks com- pany, PP O’Connor. It is fitted to a Scania P400 8x4 chassis cab.
www.edbro.co.uk Horses for courses
Free shredding review
The Shredding Alliance (TSA) is undertaking a free review of docu- ment shredding and recycling pol- icies for nationwide and multi-site organisations.
A member of TSA management team will conduct a site visit to investigate the processes cur- rently in place for the destruction of confidential information. For example, what type of secure con- tainers are being used? Where are they located? How often are they
serviced? Is this too frequent or not frequent enough?
TSA will then provide a writ- ten report that details the shred- ding and recycling service that they propose as well as the direct and indirect cost savings. All con- tracts are managed by a single point of contact and dedicated account manager, ensuring con- sistency of communications.
www.theshreddingalliance.co.uk
If you read about Horse Assisted Learning (HAL) in the February issue of LAWR and are keen to try this novel training technique working with horses to improve your leadership skills, Workscales is currently offering a substantial saving to LAWR readers for a limited period. All HAL bookings received before 30 April 2011 will be subject to a 20% discount. Individual and group sessions available.
Email:
madeleine@workscales.co.uk Inner caddy’s recycling boost
MGB Plastics has developed an inner caddy (pictured) that will sit inside wheeled bins and encour- age homeowners to recycle their waste by separating glass, card- board, plastics and cans. The
inner
caddy, which comes in 40 and 55 litres, has been
with a
designed smooth
finish and rounded
edges to make it easy to clean. A reinforced rim to support weight of the caddy give the product extra strength. It has been cre- ated to nestle inside any 240 litre wheeled bin while allowing full closure of the lid.
The inner caddy reduces the footprint of containers outside of households by allowing it to be stored inside of the bin.
www.mgbplastics.com April 2011 Local Authority Waste & Recycling 53
Package for monitoring The Senscape package
from
Trolex (pictured) allows users to view the status of monitoring equipment from remote loca- tions. By removing the graphic mimic displays and logic func- tions found in more costly SCADA packages, users view data in a simple tabular format, making the system more cost- effective for simple systems. Plant parameters such as set- point and relay states can be changed by the
user where applicable. The alarm summary
display ‘pops-up’ over other displays when an alarm is activated. For the display of recent data, the user can view on-screen trends, and data and events can be logged to files for offline analysis. The system connects to the plant via the Modbus protocol over an RS485 serial link network or Ethernet TCP/IP network. Multiple net- works including mixing RS485 and TCP/IP are supported.
www.trolex.com
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