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Power Knot Launches SBH-90 Stainless Steel Lug Cart for Demanding Waste Management Environments

By MGN Editorial•June 8, 2026 at 10:29 PM

Power Knot LLC has unveiled the SBH-90, a compact stainless steel lug cart designed for high-hygiene, high-durability applications in organic waste management operations.

## Power Knot Introduces SBH-90 Stainless Steel Lug Cart Fremont, California-based Power Knot LLC, a specialist in onsite organic waste management solutions, has announced the launch of its SBH-90 stainless steel lug cart — a compact transport unit engineered for environments where hygiene, durability, and operational reliability are paramount. According to a company press release issued via PR Newswire, the SBH-90 is designed to complement Power Knot's existing line of biodigester and organic waste processing equipment. The cart's stainless steel construction makes it well-suited for use in demanding settings such as commercial galleys, port facilities, cruise ship kitchens, and offshore catering operations, where corrosion resistance and ease of sanitation are critical requirements. The maritime and offshore sectors have increasingly prioritised compliant, efficient onboard waste management systems in response to tightening international regulations governing the disposal of food and organic waste at sea. Solutions that streamline the collection and transfer of organic material to onsite processing units help vessel operators and port facilities reduce waste volumes, lower disposal costs, and maintain compliance with MARPOL Annex V provisions. Power Knot's biodigester systems, which use microorganisms to break down food waste into a grey water effluent that can be safely discharged, have found adoption across cruise lines, naval vessels, and shore-side food service operations. The SBH-90 lug cart is positioned as a practical accessory to these systems, facilitating the hygienic transport of organic waste from collection points to processing units. The company has not yet disclosed full technical specifications or pricing for the SBH-90, but describes it as a compact unit suited to space-constrained environments — a characteristic of particular relevance to shipboard and offshore platform applications. As regulatory scrutiny of shipboard waste management continues to intensify globally, equipment suppliers that offer integrated, compliant waste-handling solutions are likely to see sustained demand from vessel owners and operators seeking to modernise their waste management infrastructure.
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