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Sounete · Back
Pedane per cassonetti carrellati
Sounete Back hydraulic platforms, distributed in Italy by Bunder Company SRL, bury two to four wheeled bins: MRT chutes at street level, waste below grade and lifting for emptying with rear-loading compactors already in service.
- Brand
- Sounete · Back system
- Bins
- 2–4 wheeled · 1,000–1,700 L (DIN)
- Collection
- Rear load · existing compactors
- Deposit
- External MRT chute
Performance and benefits
Modularity
2–4 bins
−60%visible clutter in courtyardsvs the same capacity with visible bins
1,000 or 1,700 L wheeled.
- Flexible layout across mixed territories
- Same rear-loader compactors already in service
- External towers per fraction
Lifting
Pantograph
−40%island cycle timevs manual cable lift on similar platforms
Integrated electro-hydraulic circuit.
- Suited to historic centres and limited traffic
- More hygienic below-grade deposit
- Access and fill sensors (optional)
Management
Smart
optionalvs islands without telemetry: monitored access and fill
Access and fill monitoring (optional).
- External towers per waste stream
- Same rear-loader compactors already in service
- Modular layout for 2–4 wheeled bins
Description
- StreetscapeBins disappear below pavement; only fraction chutes remain visible.
- HygieneGasketed lids, fewer odours and litter; optional access control.
- BackUnified platform and roof; each bin in a dedicated chamber; paveable cover.
- HydraulicsTwin cylinders and pantograph; slope compensation up to 15%.
- MRTMinimal external chute: AISI 316 drum, galvanised painted body, anodised aluminium fraction plate.
- CompatibilityStandard 1,000–1,700 L wheeled bins for rear collection (DIN).
- DistributionProject and tender support with Bunder Waste.
Benefits of Sounete burial
- Sounete documentation highlights lower visual impact, better separate collection uptake, accessibility, odour control and improved surface hygiene.
Side system for large volumes
- For 2,400 or 3,200 L side-loading stationary containers see Sounete Side platforms.
Applications and contexts

Centri storici e vie a viabilità limitata

Isole ecologiche modulari a scomparsa

Quartieri con raccolta a carico posteriore
For use cases and requirements in your territory, see also Smart collection: actionable data for municipalities and operators.
Frequently asked questions
How many bins does Back hold?
Bx2, Bx3 and Bx4 layouts bury two to four standard wheeled bins from 1,000 to 1,700 litres for rear-loading collection.
How is lifting powered?
Either a mains-powered hydraulic unit in a chamber with a surface control post, or the truck circuit via a quick coupling (adapter on the compactor).
Where can I get dimensions and drawings?
Project tables and civil data are not published online: email info@bunder.it for reserved Sounete documentation.
How can I get the technical datasheet or brochure?
Up-to-date datasheets, brochures and design data are not available for download on this site. Contact Bunder Company via the contact page or email info@bunder.it; the Bunder Waste team will send the documentation for this product and your specification.
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