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Trying to Stay Green with Trash Compactor Manufacturers

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At home, we have a decently large trashcan in our kitchen. With this one, we are able to change it about once a week. Meanwhile at our small cottage, the main trash is very tiny. This one usually needs to be taken out every couple days. In both cases, a decent amount of trash is produced. Some households purchase small trash compactors so that these amounts can be reduced. However, the majority of us rely on garbage trucks with compactors to come take care of the waste for us. By compacting waste the size of the Continue reading →

Where to turn? Baler Manufacturers

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When it comes to choosing the baler manufacturer for your needs, a lot of decisions need to be made first. What types of materials will you be baling or compacting? What materials will you be binding with, will you need them bound? Will the loads be large or small? Will they be frequent or occasional? What size did you have in mind? Finally, how much are you willing to spend? Answering these questions can help you pinpoint the perfect product for you. Once you have that perfect baler, you can begin making your jobs a little easier, Continue reading →

Industrial Balers to Protect the Environment

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Balemaster Product PhotoPhoto courtesy of Balemaster

Whenever I see footage or a photo of a sea animal caught in a trash bag, or a plastic ring that was used to hold pop bottles, I get one of the worst sinking feelings in my stomach. It is so tragic that a simple piece of garbage can have such negative effects if not disposed of. When a dolphin or shark gets caught in one of these, it will often get entangled and suffocate. Often, it is a complete accident. It may not have been littering, the bag might Continue reading →

Balers vs. Compactors

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Sebright Product PhotoPhoto Courtesy of Sebright Products, Inc.

While balers and compactors appear to be interchangeable, they do have some slight differences. Both processes are often used by industrial manufacturers and retail management to increase space and make the items easily equipped for transportation when necessary. True, they are both used to compact materials in very similar ways, but Continue reading →

The Compactors Crushing of the Jedi

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PTR Baler and Compactor Company; Production PhotoPhoto Courtesy of PTR Baler and Compactor Company

Quick! In what movie were the heroes almost killed in a giant trash compactor?! That’s correct; the movie was Star Wars, Episode IV. While on the Death Star, Luke Skywalker, Chewbacca, Han Solo and Princess Leia fall into a trash compactor and are almost unable to escape. Luckily for them, C3PO and R2D2 were able to stop the compactor Continue reading →

Baling Tough Materials with Baling Presses

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C&M Baling Systems Inc; Production PhotoPhoto Courtesy of C & M Baling Systems Inc

Although I did not grow up on a farm, as a child I did spend my fair share of time at them. Two of my uncles and my grandfather had a good deal of land that they were able to plant on. One of my uncles owns a complete old fashioned farm, complete with cows, chickens and countless bales of hay. And for me, that’s what bales mean, hay. They bind it tightly so it can be easily transported and can be used at a later time. Yet this is only one Continue reading →

Drum Crushers, for the Tough and Sticky Problems

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Maren Engineering Corporation; Drum Crusher Production PhotoPhoto Courtesy of Maren Engineering Corporation

Many companies end up with waste products that can’t be easily thrown away. Drums and crates for example are difficult to dispose of because of their size or the materials in them. An easy to relate to example of this problem is old paint cans. Paint cans are often tough to throw away because of the leftover paint within them. While they aren’t as hard to crush as metal drums, they can still be difficult. Not only that, but Continue reading →

Used Balers Can Save Companies Money

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International Baler Corporation; Used Balers PhotoPhoto Courtesy of International Baler Corporation

Balers have a wide variety of uses in a number of industries. They can be found in food processing, landfills, scrap yards, recycling, hospitality, retail and warehouses amongst others. They can be used to compact a large range of items, based on the need of the company or industry. These can range from cardboard, to textiles, to plastics, to metal. They help these industries because they are able to compact the material, often Continue reading →

Trash Compactors, Compacting the Waste in the World

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Green Team Technical Solutions; Trash Compactor PhotoPhoto Courtesy of: Green Team Technical Solutions

The human race goes through a lot of trash. The average American is estimated to produce almost 4.5 pounds of garbage each day. In a year, it is around 16,000 pounds. This is no small number. Once you add up the population of the United States, we are talking insanely gross amounts of trash. Where does all of this go? The hope is to Continue reading →

Horizontal Baler, For the Heavier Materials

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IPS Balers Inc; Horizontal Baler ImagePhoto Courtesy of: IPS Balers, Inc

When disposing of your heavy and rigid materials and scraps, horizontal balers tend to be the better option. While vertical balers are typically used for lighter goods, horizontal balers work best for those tough to dispose of scraps. The machines can be large or small depending on the job they will be needed for. They can be used to compact Continue reading →