Air Cycle 210-1240 Bulb Eater 3L 240V Fluorescent Lamp Crusher

Maximize efficiency in lamp disposal with the Air Cycle 210-1240 Bulb Eater 3L 240V Fluorescent Lamp Crusher. This versatile machine streamlines the disposal process by offering a single solution for crushing straight linear lamps of any length, U-tubes, and CFLs, except plastic-coated shatterproof lamps. Its powerful crushing capabilities allow it to crush a 4-foot fluorescent lamp in less than one second, saving up to 20 hours of labor per 1,000 lamps.

The Bulb Eater 3L 240V delivers cost-saving benefits, reducing recycling costs by up to 50% and minimizing storage space requirements by up to 80% through its compacting abilities. Ensuring safe and effective air filtration during the crushing process, the machine is equipped with a 4 or 5 stage filter system. Advanced features such as on-board controls with Intelli Technology, additional sensing points, and an LCD display provide user-friendly operation, diagnostics, and maintenance monitoring. With over 12,000 Bulb Eaters in use worldwide, this machine has proven to be a trusted choice for efficient and safe on-site lamp disposal.

Features

• Single model capable of crushing straight linear lamps of any length, u-tubes, & CFL's
• Crushes a 4-foot fluorescent lamp in less than 1 second
• Reduce labor by up to 20 hours per 1,000 lamps
• Save up to 50% on recycling costs
• Minimize storage space by up to 80% with lamp crusher
• The most fun you can have disposing of lamps!
• Entry tubes & drums sold separately

Why Bulb Eater?

• Single model capable of crushing straight linear lamps of any length, u-tubes, & CFL's
• Crushes a 4-foot fluorescent lamp in less than 1 second
• 4 or 5 stage filter system
• On board controls with intelli-technology
  – Additional sensing points that assist with machine diagnostics and maintenance/filter change-outs
  – LCD display that displays which mode the machine is in and any defaults that might occur

Air Cycle offers recycling pickup as well as online training and certification for operators. For more details, go to www.aircycle.com.