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Waste collection device TOMRA T-705 BC Single

Oradea

8,803 km

Waste collection device
TOMRAT-705 BC Single

€5,600

FCA ONO plus VAT

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Year of construction: 2018, condition: excellent (used), TOMRA T-705 BC Single, used selective waste collection device, MFG: Feb. 2018, serial: 606657-90162001-60642, German language menu, German and English user guide, service history, made in Norway This is a device dedicated to commercial spaces or locations where large volumes of single-use or reusable containers are collected, as well as shuttles with such containers. The TOMRA T-705 selective collection device is fast, being specially designed for heavy traffic and a high demand for the collection of recyclable or reusable containers. SPEED Instant recognition of barcodes and security markers without stopping the rotation Reduced waiting times when inserting containers one after another Increased availability during peak hours CLEANING Requires less time dedicated to cleaning compared to other RVMs Cleaning the device is easier and takes less time Less time dedicated to cleaning the device, a more attractive device TWO MODELS Device designed for both the collection of reusable and non-reusable containers Device designed for both reusable container crates and non-reusable container crates Both models feature touch display and TOMRAPlus interface Hfodpfx Adjwz Rtko Neb Price: 5600 Euro + VAT, negotiable , ExWorks Oradea /Romania Irrtum, Anderungen und Zwischenverkauf vorbehalten / Subject to errors, changes and prior sale / Ne rezervăm dreptul la greșeli, modificări și vânzare prealabila. We speak English. /Wir sprechen Deutsch./ Beszélünk magyarul. /Nous parlons français/Vorbim romana.

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