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The Lanzani tipping skip is built from steel tubing and plate and is sized to the capacity required. It sits alongside machine tools such as lathes, milling machines and presses to collect and transport machining waste.
The watertight basin prevents liquid from escaping during handling. Two locking hooks and two rubber shock absorbers absorb the impact of tipping. Two fixed wheels and two swivel wheels on ball bearings allow the skip to be moved by hand.
The fork pockets with an end joint allow a 160° rotation that discharges the contents completely.
Where the skip is used
- Beside lathes and machining centres, collecting metal swarf and coolant.
- Beside milling machines and presses, recovering production offcuts.
- Moving waste internally from the work cell to the storage area.
- Discharging into a skip or container with a forklift, using the 160° rotation.
FAQ
How far does the Lanzani tipping skip rotate?
The skip rotates 160° thanks to the fork pockets with an end joint. The rotation discharges the contents completely, leaving no residue in the bottom.
Does the skip hold machining fluids?
Yes. The basin is watertight and prevents oils and coolants from escaping during handling.
Can the skip be moved by hand?
Yes. The skip runs on two fixed wheels and two swivel wheels mounted on ball bearings, so it can be moved manually. Tipping is done with a forklift using the fork pockets.
