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Ecollect · ECOBIG
High-capacity 4–5 m³ semi-underground unit
ECOBIG extends Ecollect to 4 and 5 m³ concrete vaults for high-volume urban collection.
- Capacità
- 4 e 5 m³
- Vasca
- Calcestruzzo, terreno allagabile
- Tramogge
- Doppia tramoggia 60 L (riciclabili, vetro, carta)
- Svuotamento
- Ecorotor® o Kinshofer®
Performance and benefits
Island volume
ECOBIG
fewer vehicle passes for the same aggregated volumevs 8–10×360 L above ground
Semi-underground containment for high capacity.
- Fewer vehicle passes at high-traffic points
- Centralised deposit for districts
- Tub engineered for repeated loads
Service
Multi-stream
centralised deposit, fewer surface pointsvs several small islands
Configuration per specification.
- Fewer above-ground collection points
- Compatible with Ecollect accessories
- Access control and fill level (optional)
Durability
Vault
one vault for heavy loads and cyclesvs repeated small islands
Large semi-underground capacity.
- Fewer vehicle passes at high output
- Centralised deposit for neighbourhoods
- Designed to your authority or operator spec
Description
- CapacityHigh capacity in a concrete vault for floodable ground.
- DepositTwin chutes for recyclables; chutes and trader hatch for domestic waste.
- SafetyNon-slip platform, PMR access and automatic barrier during collection.
- EmptyingEcorotor® or Kinshofer® mechanical lift depending on vehicle and service.
Applications and contexts

Grandi volumi in ambito urbano

Raccolta multi-frazione con due punti di conferimento

Isole che richiedono presa meccanica su camion
Frequently asked questions
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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