Plastic waste bins, commonly made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) for durability, are available in capacities ranging from 10-20L for indoor use to 1100L for industrial/public use

. Key specifications include UV-treated material, wheel options (2 or 4), pedal mechanisms, and color-coding (green/blue/red). Standard sizes often adhere to EN 840 standards. 

Common Plastic Waste Bin Technical Specifications 

• Material: HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene), LLDPE, or Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) for enhanced UV, temperature, and corrosion resistance.
• Capacities:
  • Indoor/Small: 10L, 15L, 20L.
  • Household: 80L, 120L, 180L, 240L, 360L.
  • Commercial/Large: 1100L.
• Design & Features:
  • Lids: Single, double, flip-top, or swing-top options.
  • Mobility: Wheels (typically 200mm diameter for 360L bins).
  • Operation: Foot-operated pedals or manual-lift.
  • Handles: Ergonomic handles for easy transport.
• Color Coding for Waste Management:
  • Green: Biodegradable/organic waste.
  • Blue: Dry/recyclable waste.
  • Red: Hazardous/biomedical waste.
  • Yellow: Sanitary/medical waste.
• Standards: Many wheeled bins conform to DIN EN 840, indicating suitability for mechanical lifting. 

Typical Dimensions (Length x Width x Height): 

• 80 Liter:

  ≈410×410×915is approximately equal to 410 cross 410 cross 915

  ≈410×410×915 mm.
• 240 Liter:

  ≈700×555×1000is approximately equal to 700 cross 555 cross 1000

  ≈700×555×1000 mm.
• 360 Liter:

  ≈665×880×1115is approximately equal to 665 cross 880 cross 1115

  ≈665×880×1115 mm.
• 1100 Liter:

  ≈1370×1070×1330is approximately equal to 1370 cross 1070 cross 1330

  ≈1370×1070×1330 mm.