Tin Cans definition
Tin Cans means cans and containers composed of tin plated steel, or bi-metals. Aerosol cans, coat hangers or other scrap metals are not included.
Tin Cans means empty food or beverage containers consisting of ferrous sides and bottom and top. (See also “Bi-Metal cans”).
Tin Cans means empty, all-tin food and beverage containers.
Examples of Tin Cans in a sentence
Tin Cans: All food and beverage cans with labels removed that are placed in the commingled Recycling Cart.
For example, using theoretical data from the first week: Sampled MWP Aseptics OCC Al Cans Al Foil Tin Cans Metal Glass PET N HDPE C HDPE 3-7 Garbage WEIGHT In this example, the percentages for each sample (disregarding the amounts of Aseptics and Residuals/Garbage) and the average of those percentages are: Average of Date 5/4/2020 5/5/2020 5/6/2020 5/7/2020 5/8/2020 First Qtr.
More Definitions of Tin Cans
Tin Cans. Shall include tin coated metal cans, which must me rinsed, labels must be removed, both ends must be cut out, and cans must be flattened. Cut out ends are recycled. Tin cans with molded or round bottoms can be recycled with out the “molded or round bottoms” removed, provided the can has been rinsed and labels have been removed. Tires: (charge to drop off tires).
Tin Cans means food and beverage containers made from ferrous and non-ferrous metals.