MODEL XM-40 CHUTE FED TRASH COMPACTORS

PublishTime：2024-09-14

●The XM Series Trash Compactors are bag packers normally installed in below grade trash rooms, used in conjunction with a trash chute system in Hi Rise Apartment Buildings. The units can also be hand fed. The unit typically compacts and extrudes trash into heavy duty trash bags. Single or multiple bags are available. Using the multiple bag system, the unit will compact and extrude up to 500 lbs. of trash before bag removal is required. This system is ideal for times when the machine may be unattended, such as over weekends, etc. Operation is completely automatic, being activated by an electric eye which reacts to the presence of trash in the hopper. The system automatically shuts down when the bag is full.
●The XM Series consists of the Model XM-40 and the XM-40M. The Model XM-40 is the full-size machine, while the XM-40M is slightly shorter for applications where a standard length machine will not fit. Both machines are equipped with an electrically interlocked hopper door, located on the hopper front, for service access.

Brand of Product：	Compactors
Part#：	MODEL XM-40 、 XM-40 、 XM Series 、 XM-40M 、 MODEL XM-40M More Part#
Product Category：	CHUTE FED TRASH COMPACTORS 、 Trash Compactors 、 bag packers More
Application：	[ Hi Rise Apartment Buildings ][ trash chute system ] More
Data Type：	Datasheet More
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Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	2021/12/15
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