BIG BAG FOR
ECOLOGY SECTOR

When speaking of products in the field of ecology, generally we intend the materials deriving from the recovery of asbestos from contaminated sites, roofs and insulation, ashes coming from incinerators, differentiated waste collection, organic waste or compost.
Many of these products are potential hazards if they come into contact with the surrounding environment.

When dealing with the recovery and disposal of asbestos and other hazardous waste it is generally necessary to use specially-homologated big bags to avoid any risk of contaminating the environment.

This type of big bag is recommended for:

Public and private consortia.
Municipalized companies and incinerators.
Waste disposers and transporters.
Inert decomposition and recovery.
Environmental remediation.

APPROVALS AND REGULATIONS

Minini produces and sells big bags specially studied to guarantee the greatest safety when transporting and storing hazardous materials.

The bags undergo strict testing and are certified by the main international control bodies, as well as having obtained UN homologation as required by ADR standards.

The special big bags are produced in polypropylene treated with particular resins; the internal lining is totally waterproof to prevent any possible leak of the hazardous substance even if the inner membrane should become damaged.

Therefore big bags are very versatile: they are extremely useful in collecting and storing materials as well as adapting perfectly to other containers.

THE RIGHT PACKAGING FOR YOUR HAZARDOUS WASTE

Minini can produce personalised big bags to suit the characteristics of the materials they have to contain, thus guaranteeing the safe handling of materials such as:

Waste abrasives
Asbestos (crumbly, compact, piping)
Contaminated soil recovered during land reclamation
Worn-out catalysers
Incinerator ashes
Compost
Asbestos sheeting

Mud/sludge (dried, dehydrated, from filter press, water purification, filtration and galvanic treatment)
Expired medications
Inert materials (from building sites, rubble)
Rock wool
Glass wool
Paint sludge

Powders (soot abatement, waste powders from extinguishers, paints, sand-blasting, foundries)
RAEE (electric/electronic waste, batteries, accumulators)
Cement/asbestos products
Wood pellet
Wood chunks