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SUTERA develops solution for safer textile collections

By January 16, 20191 Min Read
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SUTERA just announced the development of its new textile collection solution that aims to prevent accidents and deaths associated with the use of traditional clothing collection bins. The SUTERA Textile Collection Solution unit is an in-ground container designed with a small access tube to prevent persons from entering the unit to scavenge donated materials. The container has a pre-cast concrete and steel design that is safe, durable and cannot be broken into.
According to the company, the design ensures a safe experience for those donating clothing, the host service provider and the general public.
“We were horrified to learn of the unfortunate deaths of persons trying to access materials in clothing collection bins across Canada,” said Steven Cseresnyesi, vice president of SUTERA, in a statement. “Our Textile Collection Solution unit is a safe alternative to traditional clothing collection bins, and we’ve ramped up production of these units for public, private and nonprofit organisations.”
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