Waste Bin NO TOUCH – Smart and Contactless
Hygienic waste disposal made easy
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected practically all areas of our lives – even the way we dispose of rubbish. After all, hygienic disposal requires closable waste bins, which means that open waste baskets are being phased out in many places. Furthermore, contactless processes are becoming more important as every surface poses a potential risk of infection. The solution: our new range of waste bins with sensor technology.
NO TOUCH: The name says it all
The new, sensor-controlled waste bin NO TOUCH was specially designed to meet the needs of our changing world. The keyword here is contactless: all you need to do is to wave your hand over the lid to trigger the sensor and open the bin. After 5 seconds, it closes automatically; a countdown is shown on the display.
Automatic or manual – the choice is yours
Alternatively, the bin can also be opened and closed manually. No matter which closing method you choose, with the NO TOUCH waste bin you fulfil the requirements regarding the hygienic disposal of rubbish in a closed container.
Additional features:
Waste bins with sensor technology can be used in many different areas
10 tips for waste disposal at the workplace
- Colour coding: Different colour codes help with sorting waste. DURABIN waste bins with coloured lids are suitable for this purpose, for example.
- Is the battery hazardous waste or electrical waste? On the ABC waste website, you can find out which product is disposed of correctly, how and where.
- Valuable scrap: Many scrap metals can be reused. The European scrap metal list provides information on these metals and their required properties.
- Where to put used glass or electrical waste? An information frame such as DURAFRAME® provides information on the nearest bottle banks or recycling centres.
- Communicate transparently: If employees are familiar with the waste management concept, everyone can better cooperate.
- Stay on the ball: Regularly communicating the development of the waste volume in the company increases the awareness of all employees.
- DSGVO regulations - also for waste separation: Sensitive data must not end up in the residual waste, but must be destroyed in accordance with data protection regulations.
- Are used furniture and IT equipment really already rubbish? Gift exchanges and charitable institutions are happy to receive functioning donations in kind.
- Ready to print: Empty toner cartridges can be recycled and are bought up by specialised companies. Printer cartridges are often refillable.
- Give the rubbish a hygienic basket: Touch-free waste bins such as the SENSOR BIN from DURABLE are less prone to germs.
