Industrial balers can be sourced online through supplier websites who buy and sell used industrial equipment, or through baler companies or refurbishment companies. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Maren Balers & Shredders
South Holland, IL | 800-875-1038Since 1962, Maren has led the industry, building powerful and reliable manual tie, automatic tie and two ram balers, shredders and conveyors. That’s why many of the most successful paper & box plants, distribution centers, post consumer recyclers, and printers rely on Maren Balers to bolster their bottom line. Maren’s reputation for great customer service has carried from generation to generation of operators, service technicians and equipment buyers worldwide.
International Baler Corporation
Jacksonville, FL | 800-231-9286If you are currently paying for the disposal of cardboard, paper, plastic or non-ferrous metals; than consider International Baler Corporation & our range of balers and related equipment.
Advanced Equipment Sales
Souderton, PA | 800-572-9998Advanced Equipment Sales is your source for innovative, economical and sustainable recycling equipment and systems for waste paper, plastics, metals, glass, films and dusts, and most any other material that can be recycled. From concept to design, through equipment selection, installation and commissioning, and service after the sale, AES is your one stop resource for integrated recycling solutions. We have over 3 decades of experience across multiple industries and disciplines, and hundreds of successful installations throughout North America.
Cram-A-Lot®
Springdale, AR | 800-678-7320Cram-A-Lot®, an industry leader, is a manufacturer of extra-heavy-duty industrial balers, refuse balers, trash compactors, yard and garbage compactors, as well as solid-waste and recycling equipment. Since our founding in 1978, we have provided high quality and excellent service to the industry.
ACE Equipment Company
Antigo, WI | 715-627-2400Established in 1997, ACE Equipment Company is a leading manufacturer of quality industrial balers and related equipment. We are always creating new products using state-of-the-art technology and the highest standards. With excellent customer service and competitive pricing, satisfaction is guaranteed.
DeHart Recycling Equipment
St. Louis, MO | 314-292-8181From our foundation in recycling and repairing machinery, we have generated a vast knowledge base in building balers, shredders, conveyors, and recycling equipment. We’ve been working in the industry since the early 1970’s, with customer service and top of the line quality always in mind. Having a large inventory of new and reconditioned reliable equipment allows us to serve you efficiently.
SSI Shredding Systems, Inc.
Wilsonville, OR | 503-682-3633SSI Shredding Systems provides a wide range of waste management products, including industrial shredders, industrial balers, industrial reducers and industrial compactors.
Used Balers - Maren Engineering CorporationBalers are durable and reliable machines and if refurbished correctly and in good working condition, a used industrial baler can work for many more years. It is important to thoroughly test used equipment before purchasing to ensure that it works correctly. Balers, or compactors, are used to compress, compact and bind many different types of materials in high or low volumes according to design and need and there are many factors to consider when choosing a baler. It is important to consider what type of material needs to be baled and in what volumes.
Most balers are electrically powered and can come with a hydraulic system which helps to minimize heat production and energy loss, and to provide the pressure required to crush material. There are two main styles of baler according to direction of material flow - horizontal and vertical. Horizontal balers are used with heavier, denser materials, and while they take up more floor space, are able to run on a continuous process with a greater load capacity.
Vertical balers are used for lighter, less dense materials that are fed into the baler from the top. Vertical balers require manual unloading which means the overall output is lower, but vertical balers do produce less waste than horizontal balers which further supports a primary purpose of bailing.
Sourcing and purchasing a used baler would save a manufacturer initially in terms of cost, but would also continue to make industrial processes more budget friendly. For high waste-producing industries including automotive manufacturing, plastics manufacturing and grocery stores or food services, the necessity for compacting and baling is both environmental and economical.
Proper disposal and recycling of materials can be a costly endeavor for a company. Baling, or industrial compacting, is one way in which to reduce the bulk volume of material and thus reduce the costs required to transport it or dispose of it. Furthermore, a reduction in waste volume cuts down the carbon emissions required in the process of recycling.
In some cases, complete systems can be designed around an industrial baler for recycling and composting purposes, allowing businesses to be more environmentally responsible. Baling equipment, used and new, continues to play a large role in assisting industries in reducing their carbon footprint.