Bsc Preferred RUB270 Brute Container Dolly Replaces H-2630

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED RUB270 is an all-plastic container dolly designed to make large Brute-style waste receptacles mobile for commercial and institutional waste collection operations. Built entirely from plastic, the dolly resists rust, chipping, and denting - extending service life in demanding environments. At 5.5 pounds and with a footprint of 18 inches by 18 inches, the unit is compact enough for tight utility corridors and loading docks. Facilities managers, janitorial contractors, and waste collection crews are the primary installers. The RUB270 is a direct equivalent replacement for part number H-2630.

This dolly is used in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where large waste containers must be repositioned frequently. Typical applications include hospitality facilities, schools, healthcare environments, warehouses, and food service operations. The platform design slides under compatible Brute-style containers, converting a stationary receptacle into a mobile unit without lifting. A tandem configuration is also available for pairing two containers side by side, and a quiet-roll variant suits noise-sensitive areas such as hospitals and libraries.

Key Features

• All-plastic construction resists rust, chipping, and denting for long service life
• Makes compatible Brute-style waste containers fully mobile
• Available in standard, quiet, and tandem configurations for different facility needs
• Compact 18 x 18 inch footprint fits under standard large waste receptacles
• Lightweight at 5.5 pounds for easy handling and repositioning
• Direct equivalent to part number H-2630

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for part number H-2630. Compatible with Brute-style large waste containers in standard dolly configuration. Tandem variant accommodates two containers simultaneously.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools - the dolly slides under the base of a compatible container when the container is empty or unloaded. Ensure the container is emptied before repositioning to avoid tipping hazards. In commercial facilities, verify that floor surfaces and load ratings are appropriate for the combined weight of the dolly and filled container. Janitorial and facilities maintenance staff typically perform placement and routine repositioning.