Trash conveyor tends to utilize deeper side channels and in many cases center drives, so you need to be aware of the clearances needed for product to travel on any lower conveyor without getting stuck. Also, be mindful of where you can put the drives to avoid interference. Consider the corrugate that will travel on the line and ensure there is adeq

All clean, dry bags and wraps labeled #2 or #4 are accepted at bins like these found in grocery stores nationwide. Recyclable items include: Plastic shipping envelopes (poly mailers and poly bubble mailers) Ziploc and other re-sealable bags.

Which products are being conveyed and what are their dimensions should ALWAYS be your first question. There are different conveyors if it needs to be washed down or if its only moving dry corrugate. Bear in mind the overall width of the trash being conveyed and make sure the conveyor has additional clearance to prevent jams.