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Opening of Bids - 6000 More or Less, Universal Nestable Refuse and Yard Waste Containers - Green Dream Intl. LLC
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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Plastic Material <br />Rehrig Pacific Company uses only the highest grade HDPE especially formulated to meet the <br />demands of refuse and recycling bin and cart applications. We currently purchase our resin <br />from DOW Plastics & Exxon Mobil. The DOW material used in the manufacturing of the Rehrig <br />Pacific carts and bins is DMDB-7905 NT 7 and the Exxon material is HD-6605, both materials <br />are a narrow molecular weight copolymer that is designed for a wide range of injection <br />molding applications. The materials provide excellent impact strength, stress crack resistance <br />and process ability. These materials are ideally suited for articles requiring rugged physical <br />performance in cold temperature environments, such as refuse and recycling carts and bins. <br />If you would like to learn more about these materials please reference the Materials Safety <br />Data Sheets (MSDS) attached. <br /> <br />Ultraviolet Stabilization <br />Rehrig Pacific Company utilizes an H.A.L.S. (Hindered Amine Light Stabilizer) ultraviolet <br />stabilizer (U.V.) package, which is considered a superior U.V. stabilizer package. This master- <br />batch (or concentrate) contains maximum light stable color pigments that have the highest <br />rating possible to prevent fading. The master-batch also contains ultraviolet inhibitors similar <br />to or better than the Chemisorb 944 and thermal stabilizers in final levels to ensure minimal <br />degradation in the field. At Rehrig Pacific we introduce our H.A.L.S. ultraviolet package into <br />our rollout carts and bins at a 1.5%- 2.0% let down ratio by total resin weight of the container. <br />In contrast to “screener” U.V. stabilizers, the H.A.L.S. package protects the plastic resin at the <br />chemical level. The package is designed to seek damaged or broken polymer chains at the <br />chemical level and repair and protect the polymer chains from U.V. rays, thus maintaining the <br />physical material properties of the plastic resin and container. Other U.V. stabilizers act as <br />“screeners”, similar to suntan lotion, in which the stabilizer attempts to screen the plastic and <br />container from U.V. rays. Unfortunately, moisture can wash off “screeners”, leaving the <br />container exposed to harmful U.V. rays. <br />Color deterioration is controlled by the quality and type of pigment, separate from the <br />deterioration of physical properties. U.V. rays interact with the pigment and can modify the <br />pigment, depending on the amount and intensity of the U.V. rays and the quality of the <br />pigment. Certain color pigments are more difficult to control especially variations of the color <br />red and bright fluorescent colors. <br /> <br />© 2020 Rehrig Pacific Company <br />Material
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