Traflux ZBin

Semi-underground containers

Traflux ZBin

Together with partner Traflux, Bunder supplies the ZBin: a semi-underground rotationally moulded container with roughly one third of the volume above ground and two thirds buried, for high capacity on a compact footprint for eco-islands and neighbourhood collection.

Range and capacities

  • ZBin 1,500 L: Ø 1,100 mm, height 2,700 mm, 1.5 m³ useful volume
  • ZBin 3,000 L: Ø 1,300 mm, height 2,700 mm, 3 m³ useful volume
  • ZBin 5,000 L: Ø 1,700 mm, height 2,700 mm, 5 m³ useful volume

Options and configurations

Integrated lid with double-walled inner flap, stainless steel anchorage ring, aluminium or composite finishes, coloured lids for separate collection, perforated variants. Internal lifting bag, semi-rigid or rigid inner container depending on the stream (paper, plastics, glass, organics, residual).

ZBin Maxi (approx. 1.5 m install depth), ZBin Compact (up to 50 cm excavation) and ZBin Flex for events and temporary sites.

Other Traflux semi-underground lines

For concrete volumes or compact urban sites see also Traflux RBin, UrBin and Pillar.

Plastic ZBin: excavation depth and streams guide volume and finishes

We compare 1.5–5 m³ sizes, Compact/Flex variants and finishes to your spec; if concrete rigidity is needed we also review RBin.

Context

Applications, partner and support

Three areas to guide technical choices and how you work with Bunder and partners.

  • Applications and context

    For high volume on a small footprint we offer Traflux ZBin semi-underground plastic units from 1,500 to 5,000 L.

  • Partner and product line

    ZBin and RBin for high volumes (1,500–5,000 L), compact UrBin (100–300 L) and stainless Pillar steles: semi-underground solutions with refined design and options for every fraction.

  • Bunder commercial support

    Bunder selects and coordinates supplies with partners, supports authorities and service providers in choosing the right setup, and advises on tenders, equipment rental and bespoke configurations.

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