Container Wagon

The Container Wagon simplifies dumpster waste handling by giving plant personnel the opportunity to move the carrier and dumpster along fixed rails, thus ensuring optimum filling of the dumpster along the length of the unit.   The Container Wagon uses proven modular wheel blocks for robust and simplified service.   The Container Wagon frame and guides are fabricated of carbon and/or stainless steel construction and the geometry can be customized to specific dumpster configurations.   The chain driven carrier is readily adapted to automation with control logic and sensors to move the carrier for maximum filling efficiency.

Runway/Track

Where other products use four rails for carriage of the container, Schwing Bioset's Container Wagon only requires two rails.   Since each rail will impede drainage, 50% fewer rails will simplify wash-down and clean-up of the area, as well as reduce the tripping hazard.

Idler Carriers

In conformance with safe machine design practice, the Schwing Bioset Container Wagon utilizes a single driven carriage with positive control at all times preventing runaway conditions.   A single carriage design also accommodates varying skill levels of drivers who may not be as experienced in dumpster placement.   Designs using multiple trolley's without braking or positive restraint are prone to runaway conditions and potentially hazardous situations should the dumpster not be properly aligned on the carriage.

End-of-Travel Limits

For flexibility and convenience Schwing Bioset offers an optional discrete positioning system integral to the winch drive to monitor the position of the Container Wagon. Other optional features include a reversing VFD to fine tune speed control, PLC control logic, and network integration into plant controls.

Wheel Assemblies

Schwing Bioset's Containerwagon uses wheelblock assemblies which are similarly used on bridge cranes. The modular design of the wheelblock simplifies replacement in the unlikely event of failure as they only require bolted connections to the carrier.