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Ideal for hygienic, compact environments, the Enerpat Trash Compactor is tough, durable and compacts all forms of general black bag trash including food, fluids and hazardous waste by a ratio of up to 10:1. Improves security and safety Low on noise, low on energy Hydraulic system, clean and hygienic Suitable for kitchens & offshore environments Product Overview The Enerpat Trash Compactor is extremely flexible and suitable for a wide variety of locations including kitchens, food preparation sites, hospitals, offices, and general trash areas. By compacting all forms of trash in an Enerpat compactor, you optimize your work area, creating more space, less mess, better hygiene and solve the problem of overflowing garbage bags. You also reduce the number of dumpsters and collections by 80%, reducing the cost and improving the internal logistics and productivity of your organization. A compaction ratio of up to 10:1 has a significant impact on trash costs by reducing th...

Cardboard balers are one of the most useful recycling equipment designed in the recent time. As cardboard is extensively used for packaging, a large amount it comes as waste in landfills. Cardboard balers help conserve the environment by crushing the cardboard and compacting large amounts into a single are Cardboard Balers which is easy to transport. Cardboard balers are basically equipment in which cardboard is fed. The press installed within the balers helps to compress the cardboard. The compressed bales are tied off before it is released. Two types of balers are largely used – horizontal cardboard baler and vertical cardboard baler. Why Cardboard Balers are rising in popularity? Cardboard balers are becoming hugely popular these days as it not only helps conserve environment but also help companies save a huge amount of money. Commercial establishments that are increasingly making use of cardboard balers include retail outlets, restaurants, office, convenient stores, warehous...

A hard drive shredder is a mechanical device that physically destroys old hard drives in such a way that the data they contain cannot be recovered. At a minimum, this involves severing every track on every platter in a drive. The data bits on a hard drive are not destroyed by formatting, or even by overwriting several times with other data. Specialized programs called hard drive shredding utilities overwrite data many times with "gibberish," but some engineers claim that the original data may be recoverable by a determined expert even after this process unless overwriting has taken place hundreds of times. Drilling holes in an old hard drive will not necessarily work, because some tracks are likely to remain unsevered unless hundreds of holes are drilled. The most effective way to ensure complete data destruction on a defunct hard drive is to pulverize the assembly, in much the same way as a wood chipper disposes of tree limbs and brush. Environmental precautions mus...