Transition TPM Recycling Bin | Single

This one-stream Transition® TPM bin combines flowing lines, a multi-textured finish, and nestable design to deliver an entry-level yet versatile recycling solution. Molded in North America from sustainable HDPE, it features a rigid structure that can be fully recycled at the end of its lifecycle. Customizable high-impact graphics and stream labels allow you to keep users informed, while replaceable restrictive plates and eight lid opening choices-such as Hinged Lid, Slot, or Saturn-tailor the bin to your program’s needs. Ideal for classrooms, events, and workplaces, this bin also incorporates Transition® technology for effortless servicing and streamlined waste collection, all within a compact footprint.

KEY FEATURES:

• Sustainable HDPE Construction – Molded from high-density polyethylene made from recycled materials, offering eco-friendly durability and long-lasting performance.
• Space-Saving Design – Compact, nestable design allows for easy shipping and storage, perfect for facilities with limited space.
• Adjustable Dividers – Flexible dividers that allow for customizable stream sizes, ensuring efficient waste separation.
• Easily Replaceable Restrictive Opening Plates – Quick and hassle-free replacement of opening plates to adapt to different waste streams and user needs.
• Versatile Use – Ideal for classrooms, events, bathrooms, hallways, and any facility requiring a simple, reliable waste collection solution.
• Entry-Level Price Point – Affordable, budget-friendly option without compromising on the benefits of Transition® technology.
• Customizable Graphics & Stream Labels – High-impact graphics and labels for easy identification and a personalized look that aligns with your brand or program.
• Recyclable at End of Life – Fully recyclable container, reducing waste and contributing to sustainable practices throughout its lifespan.

HDPE: A Sustainable Solution

Built with recycled High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) plastic lumber, these recycling bins represent a greener future. Any plastic lumber scraps produced during manufacturing are sent back to the supplier, where they're ground down and transformed into fresh plastic lumber. This closes the loop with a fully sustainable, cradle-to-cradle lifecycle.