
Vetroplast Green Point 360
Vetroplast Green Point 360
The Green Point 360 is Vetroplast’s compact 360 litre bin for neighbourhood points and tight spaces.
Data
- Capacity 360 L
For top-loading bilateral bins see Bell-e.
Advantages
Three points that matter in service
Operational summary from the technical sheet: capacity, emptying and use context.
Model
Green Point
Vetroplast · 360 L
- Hot-dip galvanized above-ground bin
- Neighbourhood collection
- Bunder Waste distribution
Use
Street
urban and residential
- Residual and/or sorted
- Foot pedal and finishes in range
- Compare with Bell-e if bilateral needed
Learn more
Vertical
contenitori-interrati.it
- Sheet and gallery on the vertical site
- Bunder street collection hub
- Quote with Bunder
Context
Applications, partner and support
Three areas to guide technical choices and how you work with Bunder and partners.
Partner and product line
Bunder works with specialist manufacturers for this line and coordinates supplies and configurations with the relevant partners.
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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