Searching IndustryNet for waste container suppliers.

Related Searches:
CONTAINERS
CONTAINERS - Aluminum
CONTAINERS - Aluminum Foil
CONTAINERS - Beverage
CONTAINERS - Bio-Process
CONTAINERS - Bulk
CONTAINERS - Cargo
CONTAINERS - Chemical
CONTAINERS - Corrugated
CONTAINERS - Fiberglass
CONTAINERS - Fibre
CONTAINERS - Glass
CONTAINERS - Hazardous Materials
CONTAINERS - Intermediate Bulk
CONTAINERS - Litter
CONTAINERS - Material Handling
CONTAINERS - Metal
CONTAINERS - Offshore
CONTAINERS - Plastic
CONTAINERS - Recycling
CONTAINERS - Steel
CONTAINERS - Storage
CONTAINERS - Wholesale
CONTAINERS - Wire
CONTAINERS - Wooden
CARGO CONTAINER LINERS
CONTAINER DECORATING
CONTAINER LINERS
CONTAINER LOADERS
CONTAINER RENTAL
CONTAINMENT - Portable
CONTAINMENT - Secondary
CONTAINMENT PRODUCTS
CURTAINS - Smoke Containment
EMERGENCY DRINKING WATER CONTAINERS
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAINMENT PADS - Portable
FREIGHT CONTAINER LINERS
FUEL CONTAINERS
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONTAINMENT
LINERS - Containment
MEDICAL WASTE CONTAINERS
OIL CONTAINMENT PRODUCTS
OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT
REFUSE CONTAINERS
SHIPPING CONTAINERS
SHIPPING CONTAINERS - Corrugated
SHIPPING CONTAINERS - Metal
SHIPPING CONTAINERS - Plastic
SHIPPING CONTAINERS - Reusable Plastic
SHIPPING CONTAINERS - Wooden
SPILL CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT

Waste Containers

31 Verified Suppliers

Cascade Cart Solutions Grand Rapids, MI Solid waste & recycling containers About PhoneEmail Website

Rudco South, LLC Simpsonville, SC Waste containers About PhoneEmail Website

Ameri-Kan, A Div. Of Rugged Steel Works, LLC Fort Wayne, IN

ANOVA St. Louis, MO

Beaverbuilt, Inc. Hartford, SD

Container Technologies Industries, LLC Helenwood, TN

Counts Container Corp. Brook Park, OH

Custom Manufacturing., Inc. Oklahoma City, OK

Enpac, LLC Eastlake, OH

Gregory Container, Inc. Kahoka, MO

Gunsaullus Industrial Services Fort Wayne, IN

Hambicki's Truck & Container Sales, Inc. Phoenix, AZ

Iron Container, LLC Miami, FL

J & J Container Manufacturing, Inc. Houston, TX

Johnson Enterprises, Inc. Griffin, GA

Manitex Sabre, Inc. Georgetown, TX

N.E.O. Fab Miami, OK

Nexus Disposal, LLC Houston, TX

Northeast Industrial Manufacturing, Inc. Greenville, PA

Otto Environmental Systems (AZ), Inc. Eloy, AZ

Paulsonbilt Ltd. Coatesville, PA

Poynette Iron Works, Inc. Poynette, WI

Pugsley Container, LLC Decatur, IL

Ravenswood Disposal Service Bedford Park, IL

Robert's Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Chicago, IL

Toter, LLC Statesville, NC

United Steel US Salt Lake City, UT

Universal Handling Equipment Co. (Owosso), LLC Owosso, MI

Wastequip May Fab-MS, Inc. Brookhaven, MS

Wastequip, Inc. Arvada, CO

Wastequip, LLC Eagleville, TN

The waste container industry focuses on the design, manufacture, and distribution of containers used for the collection, storage, and transportation of waste materials. These containers come in various forms, including bins, dumpsters, compactors, and specialized containers for hazardous waste. The industry serves a wide range of sectors, including residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal waste management.

Key materials used in the production of waste containers include high-density polyethylene (HDPE), steel, and aluminum. HDPE is favored for its durability, resistance to chemicals, and lightweight properties, making it suitable for residential and commercial waste bins. Steel and aluminum are commonly used in the construction of larger containers, such as dumpsters and compactors, due to their strength and ability to withstand heavy loads and harsh environmental conditions.

The manufacturing process for waste containers involves several stages, including material selection, cutting, forming, welding, and assembly. For plastic containers, manufacturers use injection molding or rotational molding techniques to shape the containers. Metal containers require cutting and bending of sheets, followed by welding to form the final structure. Surface treatments, such as powder coating or galvanization, enhance the durability and corrosion resistance of metal containers.

Applications of waste containers vary widely. Residential waste bins are typically smaller and designed for curbside collection. Commercial and industrial sectors use larger containers, such as roll-off dumpsters, to handle higher volumes of waste. Specialized containers, such as those for medical or hazardous waste, feature additional safety measures to prevent contamination and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

The waste container industry plays a crucial role in supporting waste management systems across various sectors. It provides essential tools for the efficient collection, segregation, and disposal of waste, contributing to environmental sustainability and public health. The industry continuously adapts to meet the demands of waste management practices, including recycling and waste-to-energy initiatives, by developing containers that facilitate these processes.