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Rubbermaid Commercial Self-Dumping Hopper, 1-1/2 Cu. Yd, Black, FG106443BLA
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About Rubbermaid Commercial Self-Dumping Hopper, 1-1/2
Product Description The Rubbermaid Commercial Self-Dumping Hopper is designed to improve efficiency and minimize fatigue associated with dumping large loads. Pulling the release safety latch tilts the dump hopper, releasing the load easily. The tilt truck is capable of supporting up to 1,000 pounds. The body is made through a rotational molding process that resists rusting, denting, and pitting that's prominent with metal hoppers, while the Rubbermaid tilt truck itself rests upon a heavy-duty metal frame for added stability. This self-dumping hoppers are forklift ready. Amazon.com This Rubbermaid dump truck is made of polyethylene and is used for transporting, dumping, and storing loads of waste or other materials. Polyethylene is lightweight and durable, resists cracking, and helps form a barrier to gases, vapors, and moisture. This dump truck has push-pull maneuverability, fits through commercial doorways and onto elevators with ease, and allows controlled dumping by one person. Its smooth surface facilitates dumping and cleaning and resists pitting. Some models of this dump truck are forkliftable for elevated dumping. This utility cart is suitable for material handling applications in many environments. Service carts are used for securely storing, organizing, and transporting equipment, supplies, refuse, and materials. They are suitable for use in industrial, manufacturing, and maintenance applications, as well as in the home. Rubbermaid manufactures cleaning, organizing, and material handling products for commercial, medical, and industrial applications. The company, founded in 1933, is headquartered in Huntersville, NC.
