Handling waste-collection and disposal at large events is made easy with this set of products from Solus Group. Click to learn more about this solution.
Durable Bin Dumpers make handling drums, storage bins, and other containers easy. Solus Group offers ergonomic solutions for any industry, from food processing to waste management.
Save your employees from the physical demands of heavy lifting and dumping processes. Use an ergonomic Bin Dumper from Solus Group for the job.
Boost efficiency at the job site with material handling equipment designed for the task. Order your equipment on solusgrp.com today.
Solus Group offers a complete line of forklift battery handling products to improve lift truck fleet productivity. Whether exchanging, washing, or watering batteries, Solus Group has specialized equipment to get the job done.
Solus Bin Dumpers work seamlessly with Decade's bulk bins. These bins are rugged enough to handle any environment and are perfect for agricultural settings.
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Scissor Lift Table, 2,000 lb capacity
BHS Scissor Lift Tables (LT2K) has a 2,000 lb (907 kg) service capacity and is available with different sized tabletops and options.
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Dockmaster™ Hydraulic Bin Dumper, 27.5" tip height
The Dockmaster™ two-wheeled bin dumper (DM0700-B) tips and empties bins and drums weighing up to 550 lb (250 kg) at 27.5" (700 mm) tipping height.
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October 7, 2019Early projections for the 2019 orange market in the U.S. predicted a rebound in production compared to the previous year. Nearly 5 million tons of the fruit were forecast to be picked by the end of the season.
