Battery-Powered RollOffCaddy Can Pull 22.7 tonne & Lift 6.8 tonne Waste Containers : New Waste Container Mover Maximises Storage without Compaction for Apartment Buildings

DJ Products waste bin RollOffCaddy refuse collection
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Minnesota-based material handling solutions company, DJ Products, has launched new product in its Waste Moving category, the RollOffCaddy Waste Container Mover.

The company explained that over the past seven years its WasteCaddy Dumpster Mover has changed the way multifamily and commercial properties safely move and relocate their waste bins for collection, helping employees eliminate the potential pains, strains, and workers compensation claims often associated with manually moving heavy bins.

The new RollOffCaddy is a battery-powered unit that can push and pull up to 50,000 lbs. (22,700 kg) and can lift up to 15,000 lbs (6800 kg). The unit safely attaches and lifts one end of a roll off container or self-contained compactor and safely moves it to the appropriate collection area.

On-Site Case Study

At a site located at 1100 15th Street in Washington DC, DJ Products recently designed a solution to address site conditions with limited ability to stage and store waste for economical collection.

The hauler originally planned to place the compactor on an elevated platform and pull the unit on and off trucks using winches, due to a low ceiling height. However, as maneuvering a truck longer than 32 foot (9.75 metres) on a 45-degree angle into the narrow alley was not possible, it was determined that the compactor would need to be relocated to the alley sitting parallel to it, allowing truck access to load and unload the self-contained compactor.

With the RollOffCaddy, staff were able to hook up to the compactor inside the building, pull the compactor outside making a 45-degree turn, and place it in the accessible location for the refuse truck to pick up.

By towing the compactor out into the alley into open air space, there are no hoisting height restrictions and the hauler could use standard roll-off trucks to service the compactor. The 22 foot (6.7 metre) drive aisle was no longer an issue because the roll-off truck would remain parallel with the alley and loading door.

The RollOffCaddy Waste Container Mover is said to have maximised waste storage capacity and accommodated hauling by standard sized trucks common to most hauling fleets.

Additionally, the RollOffCaddy eliminated the need to place the compactor up on a loading dock to be serviced in low ceiling height conditions. Loading of the compactor with waste materials can now be achieved at ground level.