Bulky waste refers to discarded items that are large in volume and heavy in weight, requiring size reduction for transportation and disposal.
These items cannot be directly placed in municipal waste collection systems.
Common examples of large bulky waste include used furniture, appliances, and large packaging materials.
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Bulky waste
Advantages of SID solution
- Automated process allowing to efficiently separate recyclables, combustibles, metals and hazardous materials.
- Wide applicability, capable of handling various types of large bulky waste.
- Automated operation reducing labor and operating costs.
- Configurations can be adjusted based on different waste types and processing requirements to meet diverse needs.
Processed materials
- Discarded furnitures
Sofas, beds, wardrobes, tables, chairs, etc.
- Discarded appliances
Large household appliances such as televisions, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines.
- Renovation waste
Large discarded items generated during renovation, such as doors, windows, flooring, cabinets, etc.
- Others
Discarded fitness equipment, large toys, large packaging materials (such as wooden pallets, foam boxes, etc.).
Bulky waste refers to discarded items that are large in volume and heavy in weight, requiring size reduction for transportation and disposal. These items cannot be directly placed in municipal waste collection systems. Common examples of large bulky waste include used furniture, appliances, and large packaging materials.
Solutions
Bulky waste is processed through shredding, screening, iron removal, and other methods to separate combustible materials (such as wood, plastic, rubber, etc.) and metal components.
Advantages
- Automated process allowing to efficiently separate recyclables, combustibles, metals and hazardous materials.
- Wide applicability, capable of handling various types of large bulky waste.
- Automated operation reducing labor and operating costs.
- Configurations can be adjusted based on different waste types and processing requirements to meet diverse needs.
Processed materials
- Discarded furnitures
Sofas, beds, wardrobes, tables, chairs, etc.
- Discarded appliances
Large household appliances such as televisions, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines.
- Renovation waste
Large discarded items generated during renovation, such as doors, windows, flooring, cabinets, etc.
- Others
Discarded fitness equipment, large toys, large packaging materials (such as wooden pallets, foam boxes, etc.).
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