XP100s Mixed Waste Compactor

The new Mil-tek XP100S Stainless Steel Waste Compactor is a small, stainless steel waste press ideal for compact, clean locations such as kitchens. The longer cylinder increases the level of compaction whilst maintaining a small floorspace footprint.

Elongated cylinder
Oil-free and hygienic
Stainless steel frame
Micro footprint (52 cm²)
Densely compacted waste
Suitable for kitchens & food preparation areas

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The X100S Waste Compactor is a hygienic and cost effective solution for busy kitchens. Full bags of rubbish can be placed directly into the XP100S Waste Compactor, keeping odours and fluids inside the drum to maintain a high standard of cleanliness and hygiene, and as it is both stainless steel and air-powered, there is no risk of oil contamination or rust.

The Mil-tek X-Press 100 Stainless Steel Waste Compactor is a flexible, small footprint waste compactor that can be installed into a variety of locations including industrial kitchens, cafés, canteens, food preparation sites, hospitals, offices, and general/mixed waste areas.

The general waste compactor is both small enough and adaptable enough to be installed indoors and in clean, working environments. It is free from oil or other contaminants.

With a floorspace footprint of just 52cm², the XP100S Stainless Steel Waste Compactor is designed for installation indoors, within the working environment in order to create a seamless waste disposal process and minimizing any time wasted transporting waste.

The elongated cylinder of the XP100S Steel Waste Compactor compacts waste more densely with each cycle, creating densely compacted bags of waste up to 50kg in weight.

The longer cylinder also ensures that less power is used with each downward stroke, meaning that the machine can run on as little as 2 bars of pressure. Compacted waste from an XP100S can easily be transported using a Mil-tek Lift Trolley.

Using a lift trolley, waste bags are slid from the wagon to the lifting plate, winched up and pushed into waste bins, eliminating the need for heavily lifting.