Final Product Presentation

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Final Product Presentation
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Corrugated Trashcan

• Keith Kauffman
• John Schappe
• Brent Osborn
• Jorge Rubini

• EMGT 354

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Purpose

• To provide a low cost, easy to use waste disposal
  alternative for industries where there is
  frequent replacement of trash receptacles

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Background

• Fabricated at a cardboard factory
• Tied together in packages of 25-30
• Consists of three sheets of cardboard, one for
  each component

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Prototype Selection

• Developed a list of the essential Criteria
• Scored the functionality of the criteria of the
  eleven best prototypes

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Scoring
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Scoring (Cont.)
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Fabrication

• 3 rolls deliver 3 sheets of paper into a
  corrugator, in here the sheets of cardboard are
  formed.
• The sheets enter another machine, the flexo. Here
  they are cut, glued, folded, printed and stacked
  in packages of 25.

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Sheet Dimensions

• Principal Sheet
• 0.845m x 2.07m
• Base for top
• 0.305m x 2.13m
• Top flap sheet
• 0.58m x 0.91m

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Our Prototype

• Has the dimensions of 8 inches square and
• 12 inches tall

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Our Prototype

• Since our scoring matrix generated two best
  prototypes, we also have a removable top

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Our Prototype

• By removing the top, the trashcan will be better
  suited for an indoor use environment

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Our Thoughts

• We had originally thought that the two sided top
  would be the best, but soon realized that having
  a removable top creating two different models
  would be the best approach

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Our Reasons

• Concerts and sporting Events
• Easy to recycle
• Lower cleanup costs
• Reduce the risk

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Our Reasons

• Household or Indoor use
• Recyclability
• Reusability
• A cheap disposable alternative by just not using
  the top

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Conclusion

• With a corrugated trashcan that is cheap to
  produce and easy to assemble, there is a large
  enough market that will benefit from the
  qualities of our product

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Questions?