Bsc Preferred RUB150CBLU Slim Jim Recycling Container

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED RUB150CBLU is a slim-profile recycling container built for facilities that need to collect paper, bottles, and cans in tight or space-constrained areas. Constructed from heavy-duty plastic, the body resists peeling, denting, and chipping under regular commercial use. Rolled rims along the top edge reinforce the structure and provide a secure grip for moving and carrying the container. A recycling symbol is molded directly into the plastic, making it easy to distinguish from standard waste receptacles at a glance. This container is suited for janitorial, facility maintenance, and commercial cleaning applications.

The RUB150CBLU is designed for use in offices, break rooms, hallways, and other areas where floor space is limited. Its slim-profile footprint allows placement along walls, between workstations, and in corridors without obstructing foot traffic. Facility managers, janitorial staff, and building maintenance teams typically deploy this container as part of a broader recycling program. It is sold individually and is well-suited for both initial installations and replacement of existing containers. This product is equivalent to part number H-1858BLU.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty plastic construction resists peeling, denting, and chipping
• Rolled rims reinforce the container and improve carrying grip
• Recycling symbol molded into the plastic for clear visual identification
• Slim Jim profile fits in tight spaces and narrow areas
• Accepts paper, bottles, and cans for mixed recycling collection

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number H-1858BLU. Designed as a direct replacement or supplemental recycling container for commercial and institutional recycling programs.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required for deployment. Place on a flat, stable surface in the intended collection area. Ensure the molded recycling symbol faces outward for clear identification by building occupants. Facility staff should inspect the container periodically for cracks or damage that could compromise structural integrity during handling.