KenBay – Always Improving
By timm on Jul 10, 2018 10:13:30 AM
Improvements in the RotoPac KenBay has recently made a number of significant enhancements and improvements to their worldwide workhorse industrial waste rotary compactor, the RotoPac to keep pace with changes in the marketplace. With increase demand over the last year, KenBay found it …
The Cardboard Recycling Dilemma
By timm on May 24, 2018 10:06:42 AM
Online shopping has exploded in the last decade. The instant gratification coming from purchasing products at home or at work has its consequences though. The ubiquitous cardboard boxes that appear on front steps throughout the country have to go somewhere when no longer needed. And w …
Reduce Facility Costs
By timm on Jan 29, 2018 1:06:29 PM
Do you have facility costs that you haven’t factored into your bottom line? Every production facility has waste. It’s unavoidable. But knowing how to adequately reduce its footprint, its hauling cost and potential for possible injuries can make all the difference in the world. If you …
See How a Cubic Yard Box Inspired a Reduction in Bulk Waste Costs by 83%
By timm on Oct 9, 2017 4:42:33 PM
It All Started with a Cubic Yard Box It won’t come as any surprise to most folks that bulk waste has high associated disposal costs. We’d like to share a story about a West Coast Aircraft Service Facility client of ours who serves the aircraft industry and the waste they produce is co …
Integrate Waste Removal with Production – Reduce Labor
By timm on Sep 7, 2017 10:15:08 AM
An effective way to reduce labor costs in waste removal is by integrating waste compaction into the production process. Many companies are disposing of various types of waste produced in the production process by placing a waste compactor in the production line to integrate waste remo …
How to Efficiently Compact & Transport Waste Industrial 50 lbs. Bags
By timm on Jun 13, 2017 2:37:52 PM
Bakeries, ingredient processing companies, the granary and feed industry, among many other high and medium volume industries receive content in 50 lbs. bags. The bags are generally made of paper lined or reinforced with plastic. Problems these emptied bags create are the following