Waste Balers
Waste balers are used not only for the compression and easy disposal of waste, but also to help create a secure bundle in which to transport waste to a repurposing or recycling facility. 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...
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.
Harris Equipment
Cordele, GA | 800-468-5657In Business for over 100 years, Harris has maintained its position as the industry leader by paying attention to its customers needs. Our vertical, horizontal and 2-ram balers process recovered papers, paperboard, plastics, solid waste and light ferrous and non ferrous metals. Harris supplies the right equipment for your application.
Quincy Recycle
Quincy, IL | 800-311-6097With over 45 years of experience, Quincy Recycle is a leader in the industrial balers industry. We have an expertly skilled and innovative team that consistently produces high quality products that will raise the industry quality standards. As we continue to grow, we strive to continuously improve our products.
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.
Waste Balers Manufacturers List
Two-Ram Baler for Plastic Bottle Recycling - Maren Engineering CorporationA waste baler may be designed to fit the needs of its user, varying based on size and type of materials they wish to compress and transport. The basic design of a waste baler, however, consists of three main parts: the container, the compactor and the power unit. First, waste is collected in the container. Once it is full, the waste is compacted into a bundle or bale by the compactor.
Commonly, this compaction is followed by a wrapping process. Wrapping waste bales helps further protect them for future use. It does so by protecting the bundle from water damage and by making sure it is contained, lessening the likelihood of issues like wind-blown litter, odors, vermin or damage caused by dislodged waste.
Cardboard Waste Baler - Maren Engineering CorporationWaste balers are an advantageous purchase or rental for a number of reasons. Waste balers often make it possible to collect even the smallest pieces or shards for baling, like unsellable pieces of textile cloth or shards of scrap metal. Additionally, they are an economical choice for waste collection and transport, whether that is for the purpose of disposal, recycling or selling to another company for repurposing.
An indirect benefit of waste balers is the revenue created by this efficient collection and redistribution system. Depending on the size of your business and the extent of your compacting needs, you may consider purchasing a waste baler with which to economically dispose of and redistribute your leftover material and waste.
When considering a waste baler, ask yourself the following questions: "What do I plan to bale?" "What is the largest size of the majority of the material?" "How much material will be baled at the busiest hour?" "How will the baler be fed?" "How will the bales be stored?" "What is the shipping method?" "Is there a maximum weight on the shipping conveyance?" and "Will the bales be tied manually or automatically?" Keeping these questions in mind, you will be on your way to making a fantastic investment.
