Binmaster BM-25 Diaphragm Level Switch
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The BM-25 Diaphram Level Switch from Binmaster, based in Lincoln, Nebraska, is designed to save operators time and increase efficiency by monitoring bin levels. The BM-25 indicates when materials levels are too low or too high, thus “taking the guesswork out of material management,” the company says. Its features include:
- a pressure-sensitive micro switch that indicates when material reaches a certain level
- a silicone diaphragm paired with a nylon housing that is designed to protect the switch from damage from materials, increasing the product’s durability
- the ability to be wired to a horn, light or alarm panel to alert operators when levels are too low or high
- the ability to detect clogs in chutes and conveyors, minimizing downtime for operators
Visit www.binmaster.com for more information.
Starlight Software Solutions cloud-based software system
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With roll-off haulers and recyclers in mind, Starlight Software Solutions, Denver, has released a new version of its routing and fleet management software, which is now entirely cloud-based and backed by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Features of the new software include:
- a tool for creating reports on key metrics with simplified drag-and-drop functionality
- the ability to scale for growth, thanks to AWS cloud storage infrastructure
- a software hub for routing, customer service, billing, in-cab functions and quick reporting
- the ability to apply systemwide settings or create separate systems for different business functions
Visit www.starlightsoftwaresolutions.com for more information.
Rehrig Pacific’s OceanCore 95-gallon container
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Los Angeles-based Rehrig Pacific’s OceanCore 95-gallon container is one member of the company’s line of containers featuring post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic. The containers include a variety of features that make them easy to use and track in the field, including:
- up to 40 percent PCR, including up to 10 percent ocean-bound plastics, which can help meet sustainability goals sought by municipalities
- a continuous one-piece handle that provides a strong gripping area designed to provide optimum control of a fully loaded cart
- imprinted bar codes and serial numbers that facilitate work order and inventory control
- the option to include a radio frequency identification tag to integrate with Rehrig Pacific’s RVision tracking software
Visit www.rehrigpacific.com for more information.
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