Bandalong Bandit™ Litter Trap

The Bandalong Bandit was designed to capture litter
and debris in smaller waterways.

The Bandalong Bandit is a litter trap
designed to tackle litter and debris in
small waterways.

The Bandalong Bandit is a smaller model of the original Bandalong Litter Trap™ that our company has built and installed for over 15 years.

This trap shares many of the same features and benefits as the larger Bandalong, with one notable difference. The Bandit is fully constructed using all plastic, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) materials.

The Bandit is lightweight and easily installed, with a frame small enough to fit into the bed of a pickup truck.

a picture of a Bandalong Bandit™ Litter Trap

*Specification sheet is available upon request.

a picture of a Bandalong Bandit™ Litter Trap

*Specification sheet is available upon request.

a picture of a Bandalong Bandit™ Litter Trap

Bandalong Bandit

January 2021 Install

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Image of a Bandit in Grove Park Arlanta being cleaned out.
Image of Bandit in Ardmore Park Atlanta. Starting to rain it will be full soon.
Image of the Chatahoochee river keepers cleaning out a Bandit in Ardmore Park, Atlanta Georgia.
Image of how light weight and transportable the Bandalong Bandit is. Fits easily into a pickup truck.
Image of a full Bandalong Bandit. For some reason they always seem to have balls in them.
Image of UGA students cleaning out a Bandalong Bandit in Athens Georgia. They are currently three Bandits located in Athens Georgia.
Image of Bandalong Bandit in Ardmore Park Atlanta Georgia. This is one of he original Bandits being test in partnership with the Chattahoochee River Keepers.
Image of Bandit in Dresden Park Chamblee Georgia. This trap was donated by a corporate sponsor.
Image of a Bandalong Bandit being tested in a river in North Georgia. Manufactured from HDPE, Marine Grade Aluminum and stainless-steel hardware it is completely corrosion resistant.
Image of Image Bandit installed in Athens Georgia. This was purchased by the University of Georga and Clarke County. UGA is capturing trash and categorizing it for their environmental classes.
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