Aardwolf Waste Bin 1000G - WB1000G

Manufactured from 3mm plate. The bottom is reinforced to ensure the long life of the bin. The release mechanism is activated by the forklift operator pulling the draw rope from the driver's seat. The custom-built shock absorber prevents impact forces being transmitted to the forklift during emptying. Galvanized finish.

• Wheels
• Air shocks
• Drain cock and strainer

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Q&A

Q1: What is the Aardwolf WB1000G used for?
A: It is a heavy-duty forklift waste bin designed for collecting, transporting, and tipping industrial and construction waste such as stone offcuts, metal scraps, and general debris.

Q2: What does “APAM 991.84” refer to?
A: It is typically an internal model/reference or catalog code used for inventory, pricing, or regional listing of the WB1000G unit.

Q3: What is the load capacity?
A: It has a working load limit of approximately 1,500 kg, suitable for heavy industrial waste handling.

Q4: What is its volume capacity?
A: Around 1.06 m³ (37 ft³) waste volume capacity for bulk material collection.

Q5: What is it made of?
A: Constructed from 3 mm heavy-duty steel plate with a reinforced base for long service life in tough environments.

Q6: How does the tipping system work?
A: It uses a forklift-activated draw-rope release system, allowing the operator to empty the bin safely without leaving the seat.

Q7: Does it protect the forklift during dumping?
A: Yes. A built-in shock absorber system reduces impact forces during tipping to protect the forklift. 

                   
Maintenance Tips    

• Clean after each use: Remove debris and slurry to prevent corrosion and buildup.
• Inspect lifting system: Check forklift pockets, lugs, and hooks for cracks, bending, or wear.
• Check welds & frame: Regularly inspect structural joints for fatigue or impact damage.
• Lubricate moving parts: Grease hinges, pins, and tipping mechanism for smooth operation.
• Tighten hardware: Ensure bolts, pins, and locking components remain secure.
• Avoid overloading: Operate within rated capacity to prevent structural stress.
• Monitor corrosion: Treat rust spots early and maintain protective paint coating.
• Ensure drainage: Keep drain openings clear to prevent water buildup.
• Store properly: Keep in a dry, covered area when not in use.