Waste Bins & Containers

We provide three standard front-lift container sizes and can build other bin sizes on request. 
 

What is a front lift bin?

They are mobile steel bins, with plastic lids that have been coloured coded to suit different waste / recyclable types.

We have lockable bars and chains available for our front lift bins.
 

What are standard front lift bin sizes?

Standard sizes include:

• 1.5 cubic metres
• 3.0 cubic metres
• 4.5 cubic metres

Which waste types are typically collected in front lift bins?

Waste types typically collected include:

• General
• Paper / cardboard
• Commingled

When are front lift bins suitable?

Front lift bins are suitable for easily accessible sites with storage areas and also for large volumes of the streams mentioned above.

We provide four standard rear-lift container sizes and can build other bin sizes on request. 
 

What is a rear lift bin?

Lightweight and mobile, they’re made out of hard plastic, easy to use and can be secured with lockable lids.

We can add a "Master Key" padlocking system for further security.
 

What are standard rear lift bin sizes?

Standard sizes include:

• 120 litres
• 240 litres
• 660 litres
• 1100 litres

Which waste types are typically collected in rear lift bins?

Waste types typically collected include:

• General (mixed) waste
• Commingled – glass, plastic, bottles, aluminium and steel cans
• Paper / cardboard
• Security paper
• Organic / food waste

When are rear lift bins suitable?

Rear lift bins are ideal for sites with limited storage capacity and access restrictions, as well as small volumes of waste.  

We provide five standard skip bin sizes and can build other bin sizes on request. 
 

What is a skip bin?

Made out of heavy duty steel, a skip bin is heavy, require permits if placed on public property and can only be transported via marrell and skip bulk trucks.

What are standard skip bin sizes?

Standard sizes include:

• 2 cubic metres
• 3 cubic metres
• 4 cubic metres
• 5 cubic metres
• 6 cubic metres

Which waste types are typically collected in skip bins?

Waste types typically collected include:

• General (mixed) waste
• Commingled – glass, plastic, bottles, aluminium and steel cans
• Construction and demolition 

When are skip bins suitable?

Skip bins are ideal for heavy waste materials and are suitable for sites with limited access.  Small volumes of dry bulk waste and recyclables generally warrant for skip bins.

To learn more about our skip bin service or to get an instant quote click here.

We provide nine standard marrell bin sizes and can build other bin sizes on request. 
 

What is a marrell bin?

Made out of heavy duty steel, a marrell bin is stationary and used when waste needs to be transported to bins via chutes.  

They can only be transported via skip bulk trucks.
 

What are standard marrell bin sizes?

Standard sizes include:

• 6 cubic metres
• 7 cubic metres
• 8 cubic metres
• 9 cubic metres
• 10 cubic metres
• 11 cubic metres
• 12 cubic metres
• 13 cubic metres
• 15 cubic metres

Which waste types are typically collected in marrell bins?

Waste types typically collected include:

• Dry waste
• Commingled – glass, plastic, bottles, aluminium and steel cans

When are marrell bins suitable?

Marrell bins are ideal for large volumes of dry bulk waste and recyclables and are suitable for sites with limited access.  

They are ideal when multiple bins are needed for different waste types.

We provide a number of different hook bin sizes and can build other bin sizes on request. 
 

What is a hook bin?

Made out of heavy duty steel, a hook bin is stationary and can only be transported via hook lift trucks.
 

What are standard hook bin sizes?

Standard sizes range from 10 to 35 cubic metres.
 

Which waste types are typically collected in hook bins?

Waste types typically collected include:

• Dry general (mixed) waste
• Commingled – glass, plastic, bottles, aluminium and steel cans

When are hook bins suitable?

Hook bins are ideal for large volumes of dry general waste and recyclables, and there should be no access issues to site.

We provide a number of different compactor sizes and offer transportable Auger and Blade compaction systems. 
 

What is a compactor?

Made out of heavy duty steel, a compactor is stationary and can only be transported via hook lift trucks.
 

What are standard compactor sizes?

Standard sizes range from 5 to 35 cubic metres.
 

Which waste types are typically collected in compactors?

Waste types typically collected include:

• Dry and wet general (mixed) waste
• Commingled – glass, plastic, bottles, aluminium and steel cans

When are compactors suitable?

Compactors are ideal for large volumes of dry and wet general waste and recyclables and are suitable for large storage areas without access limitations. Accessories such as bin lifters and pre-crushers are common.

As part of our Always Safe program, we provide operator training and safe work instructions upon installation.

We provide a number of different baler sizes, which turn recyclables into bales for easy transport and potential export.
 

What is a baler?

Made out of heavy duty steel, a baler is stationary and can only be transported via flatbed truck.
 

What are standard baler sizes?

Standard sizes range from 50 to 550 kilograms.  
 

Which waste types are typically collected in baler?

Waste types typically collected include:

• Commingled – glass, plastic, bottles, aluminium and steel cans.
• ​Cardboard

When are balers suitable?

Balers are suitable for baled volumes of recyclables, and automatic balers are mainly for plastics (HDPE & LDPE), cardboard and aluminium in baled form.

As part of our Always Safe program, we provide operator training and safe work instructions upon installation.

We provide a number of different drum and container sizes, which are generally used for hazardous liquid wastes and can only be transported via a flatbed truck.
 

What are standard drum and container sizes?

Standard sizes range from 10 to 205 litres.  
 

Which waste types are typically collected in drums and containers?

Waste types typically collected include:

• Liquid wastes, typically hazardous

When are drums and containers suitable?

Drums and containers are generally suitable for sites with limited storage space.

As part of our Always Safe program, we provide operator training and safe work instructions upon installation.

We provide medical bins for collection and transport, which are generally removed from site by a Pantech truck.
 

What is a standard medical bin size?

A standard medical bin size is 50 litres.
 

Where do the medical bins go?

There are generally two standard options:

• Thermally Controlled Destruction Facility: If the materials within cannot be reused, the stream is processed through an automatically controlled waste feed that ensures efficient combustion and complete destruction.  The waste is exposed to a chamber temperature of 1000 degrees Celsius, and the emissions are controlled to surpass European Standards, which exceed current Australian standards.
• Autoclave: This applies only to equipment that can be sterilised for reuse such as medical supplies.

We provide confidential bins for collection and transport, which are generally removed from site by a Pantech truck.
 

What is a standard confidential bin size?

A standard confidential bin size is 50 litres.
 

Where do the confidential bins go?

All confidential and secured waste are delivered to and disposed of in a facility that is licenced to receive this type of material.  This type of material is generally destroyed.

Shredded paper and electronic waste such as microfiche and computer hard drives can be recycled.

RECYCLEPAK™ prepaid boxes allow you to conveniently recycle your hard to recycle items in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. We have made recycling easy with a complete door to door solution that includes everything you need: packaging, freight and recycling.

To learn more or order RECYCLEPAK™ click here.