Protecting waterways
from litter since 2007.

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How It All Began

Bandalong began in Australia in 1991, pioneering passive floating litter capture technology. Since 2007, our team at Storm Water Systems has manufactured, installed, supported, and advanced Bandalong systems throughout the Americas. Storm Water Systems is now a division of Bandalong International, continuing the same commitment to practical solutions that protect waterways.

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Why Choose
Bandalong International?

Our products, like the Bandalong Litter Trap™
and StormX™, have proven effective globally
for over 30 years.

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Constructed from corrosion and impact-resistant materials, our products can withstand the most demanding conditions. No two jobs are alike, and our entire portfolio of products and services are 100% adaptable for site-specific needs and conditions.

Where We Are Now

Our team has installed more than 80 Bandalong floating litter traps across the United States, contributing to a global installed base of nearly 250 systems. Headquartered in Cleveland, Georgia, Bandalong International manufactures in the United States and works with municipalities, engineers, nonprofits, and industry to intercept litter before it travels downstream.

Going Forward

Following the acquisition of the Bandalong brand, intellectual property, and exclusive global rights outside Australia and New Zealand, Bandalong International is expanding its reach and advancing its family of litter interception systems. Bandalong Australia continues serving Australia and New Zealand under license. The same team, products, and commitment to cleaner waterways carry forward.

Join our mission to protect and preserve our planet's waterways. Contact us today to learn how our innovative solutions can benefit your community and environment.

What people are saying about us

Don't take our word for it, here's what others have to say.

Now that the City of Waycross has had it’s Bandalong litter trap in operation for a little over three and one-half years, I can say that it has been a total success for us…to date we have emptied 349 cubic yards of floating litter, and that is with 148.7 inches of rainfall. We feel that we are intercepting and removing at least 99% of floating litter from our canal system just before it would be entering the Satilla River, one of the most pristine black-water rivers in the State of Georgia.

We in the City of Waycross Engineering Dept. have been extremely satisfied not only with the superior build quality with which the Bandalong is crafted, but also with the first-rate service after the sale and the commitment to quality and to clean water which Storm Water Systems Inc. has demonstrated.

This testimonial refers to Storm Water Systems, now a division of Bandalong International.

Steve Pope

Project Manager, Engineering Department

City of Waycross

Advancements in technology such as the Bandalong Litter Trap allow for floating litter to be stopped in its tracks at all hours of the day, every day, free of human or energy assistance. With this investment, the District is leading the nation and making a concrete statement and commitment to clean water for decades to come.

Dottie Yunger

Anacostia Riverkeeper

Although our Earth Conservation Corps team has been taking trash out of the litter trap for the last 15 minutes to half-hour, it is still full… They removed all of the trash just a week ago. All of that trash has been collected in this little stream leading to the Anacostia River by the Bandalong Litter Trap in just one week… We are excited to be the first city in the Western Hemisphere to use the Bandalong Litter Trap.

Adrian Fenty

Mayor of Washington, D.C.

As physical best management practice, the Bandalong Litter Trap is a remarkably effective tool for capturing floating trash without impacting fish or wildlife health. But equal to their value as litter capturing devices, the Anacostia Watershed’s (8) Bandalong traps serve as remarkable teaching opportunities to educate the public about marine debris and river ecology and generating litter characterization data that informs public policy.

Mike Bolinder

Former Anacostia RIverkeeper

Anacostia River, Washington, DC