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July 1st 2006

Skip Units Group, the UK's largest manufacturer of waste containers and compactors, appeared at the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management exhibition in June. The company launched an innovative two-piece sliding plasticroofed RoRo container for food and other applications, designed for ease of operation and long life.

The new RoRo is designed to tackle the problem of conventional steel roofs. The plastic replacement is lightweight, easier to use, damage-resistant and simple to repair. They shed rain, are lockable and seal around the edges to guard against spills and ensure the safe containment of liquids.

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Waste units (1st November 2007)

Fife Council has chosen two Randalls Simpak 1800 static waste compactors to extend the range of recycling facilities at its centres in Scotland.

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Static waste compactors (1st September 2007)

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Additional compactors (1st July 2007)

Randalls Fabrications, a member of the Skip Units Group, has supplied three more Simpak 1800 waste compactors to Renfrewshire Council's Environmental services department for use on civic amenity sites.

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Easy to operate (1st September 2006)

Skip Units Group, has introduced a two-piece sliding plastic-roofed RoRo container for food and other applications.

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Side Loading (1st May 2006)

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Recycling role (1st March 2006)

Compactors and skips from Skip Units Group are helping Highland Council achieve a recycling rate of 17.6%.

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Compacts waste (1st January 2006)

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Costs cut at Coats Crafts (1st November 2005)

Two Randalls Simpak 1800 static waste compactors have been installed at Coats Crafts UK in Darlington by Foreman Recycling, the site's waste management contractor.

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Safety award (1st September 2005)

Randalls Fabrications has been awarded accreditation under the SAFEcontractor scheme that is designed to help industry improve its safety record by establishing high standards of health and safety among contractors.

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90% recycled (1st March 2005)

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Updated compactor (1st January 2005)

After almost 20 years reliable service, a Skegness recycling centre has replaced its two Randalls Simpak 1800 waste compactors with two new units from the same manufacturer.

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