Bin Handling and Waste Management

BIN HANDLING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

Make bin day easier

Powered bin handling solutions for apartment buildings, body corporate managers and facilities teams.

Move bins between storage areas and collection points with equipment selected for your bins, load and route. Talk to our Maribyrnong team about your application.

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Pedestrian operated Zallys tug connected to two wheelie bins

Zallys M4 and M5

The Zallys M4 and M5 are our main starting points for bin handling applications. We match the model, compatible hitch and ballast configuration to your loaded bins and operating route.

The number of bins and suitable towing load depend on the equipment configuration, gradients, surfaces and operating conditions.

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Powered tug transporting a connected train of commercial waste bins — Example bin transport configuration. We assess the model, total load and route before recommending a solution.

Connect the right bins

Bin dimensions, attachment points and the number of bins per trip help determine the connection required. Discuss compatible Sulo bin hitches, twin bin attachments and trolley options with our team.

Front and rear Sulo bin hitch assemblies — **Sulo bin hitches**
Front and rear connection options for suitable bin configurations.

Galvanised twin wheelie bin attachment — **Twin bin attachment**
A connection option for compatible wheelie bins, subject to equipment and bin suitability.

Ramps, weather and ballast

Wet surfaces and steeper ramps can affect traction. A suitable machine ballast configuration may be required following a site assessment.

We consider the loaded bin weight, ramp gradient, surface condition, tyre configuration, braking requirements and weather exposure when assessing the application.

Ballast does not make every ramp suitable. The equipment and route must remain within the applicable manufacturer limits.

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Powered tug fitted with removable metal ballast plates — Ballast plates shown on a tug. The correct kit and quantity must suit the selected model and application.

Other bin handling configurations

Some sites need a bin trolley or a ride-on transport option. These examples show other configurations to discuss during your assessment.

Powered tug towing a large waste bin on a yellow wheeled trolley — Large bin transport using a wheeled trolley.

Ride-on Zallys vehicle transporting wheelie bins — Ride-on bin transport configuration.

Tell us about your site

Send photographs of your bin area and collection route, together with the following details.

Bin sizes and loaded weightsBin capacity, dimensions and estimated weight when full.

Bins per tripHow many bins you need to move at once and how often.

Ramps and surfacesGradients, route length, surface type and exposure to rain.

Doorways and turning spaceNarrow access, corners, gates and available clearance.

Your bin handling questions

Can a powered bin mover operate on a ramp?

Suitability depends on the selected model, total load, gradient and surface conditions. Supply the route details so our team can assess the configuration against the manufacturer specifications.

Can we move more than one bin at a time?

Some configurations support multiple bins. The number depends on the total loaded weight, attachments, machine configuration and route.

Will ballast plates solve traction issues in wet weather?

Ballast may form part of a suitable configuration, but it does not guarantee traction or make an unsuitable ramp safe. Wet weather and the complete route need to be considered in the assessment.

Let’s find the right bin handling solution

Send your route photos and bin details to our team. We can discuss the equipment and attachment options for your site.

Talk to our team →Call 03 8378 7700

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