Stationary and Self-Contained compactors differ in what way?
Self-Contained Compactors are best suited for applications where ultra sanitary conditions must be maintained or where extreme amounts of wet material are being disposed of. Leakage is virtually eliminated because the Compaction Unit and the Receiver Bin are molded together in one seamless piece. Sani-Tech Stationary Auger Compactors are 100% sealed and liquid tight when the Compactor and Receiver Bin are together. This is accomplished with a neoprene Nozzle to Bin Gasket coupled with an Auger Nozzle that penetrates nine (9) inches into the Receiver Bin. An optional Liquid Drain System insures that liquids are drained out of the Compactor and Receiver Bin before hauling. Removing liquids will reduce the risk of liquid spillage during Bin separation and reduce the weight of the compacted material. The volume of material spilled during Bin separation (about two shovels full) is minimized by virtue of the relatively small Auger opening. Self-Contained Compactors have a Compaction Unit and
