Drawer Box Specialties' President Glen Blankenship demonstrates the company's new automated recycling center that opens via a foot pedal and automatically closes.
The Orange, CA-based says Helping Hands Trash Center is an automated recycling/refuse drawer center controlled by micro-chip technology. This ‘hands-free’ drawer system automatically opens and closes the drawer by utilizing various methods of touch, including a hidden drawer kick, and remote frequency activation devices and is especially beneficial for handicapped individuals.
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The Orange, CA-based says Helping Hands Trash Center is an automated recycling/refuse drawer center controlled by micro-chip technology. This ‘hands-free’ drawer system automatically opens and closes the drawer by utilizing various methods of touch, including a hidden drawer kick, and remote frequency activation devices and is especially beneficial for handicapped individuals.
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