Receiving Container
A receiving container mates to a stationary compactor and carries the compacted load to disposal. There are three builds, matched to how hard the compactor pushes and what it is pushing. Standard is 10 gauge plate throughout, for cardboard, packaging, and general commercial waste. Heavy Duty uses 7 gauge floors and lower walls with longitudinal and transverse exterior ribs, for compacted food waste and heavy organics. Extra Heavy Duty is 7 gauge on every surface with a triple-reinforced subframe and external gusset plates, and each one is load-tested before shipment; it is built for industrial sludge and scrap metal trimmings. A 40-yard receiving container holds roughly 12 standard pickup truck loads of compacted material. Sizes run from 30 to 50 cubic yards, cable roll-off or hook lift compatible.
Key Features
- Available in Standard (10 ga), Heavy Duty (7 ga floors/lower walls), and Extra Heavy Duty (7 ga throughout)
- Reinforced top rails resist racking under compaction load
- Continuously welded seams for containment integrity
- Full-width rear tilt-out discharge door
- Quick-connect coupler plates for sealed compactor interface
- Heavy Duty: longitudinal and transverse exterior reinforcement ribs
- Heavy Duty: double-reinforced rear door hinges and upgraded cam-lock system
- Extra Heavy Duty: triple-reinforced subframe with external gusset plates at every junction
- Extra Heavy Duty: oversized rear door hinges and reinforced cam-locks
- Extra Heavy Duty: load-tested before shipment
- Cable roll-off or hook lift compatible
- Industrial enamel finish (blast-cleaned surfaces on HD and EHD)
- ANSI Z245.30 compliant
