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Why QCR for your business?

Our waste compactor can reduce your waste by up to 75% and our balers by 90%. Prices start from just £12 per week and we offer free trials to prove our recycling machines will save you money.

Our range of recycling balers is unique with no other UK company offering the diverse range we do. We have over 4,000 customers who are using our baler equipment and agree. Our baling machines and compactors are available to buy or rent and we guarantee excellent value for money and service. We will organise collections of your recyclable material and can advise you on your options regarding rebates to make sure you are making the most of your waste.

Complimentary training is provided on all baling equipment, whether it's a cardboard baler, glass crusher or an imploder. We provide this training for the lifetime of the equipment.

We'll come to your site and carry out a free site survey and advise which product is right for you

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When Should I Upgrade My Baling Machine?

A high quality baling machine is an extraordinarily robust and long-wearing piece of equipment, and if properly maintained will last for many years.. Balers save you money, boost your green credentials by allowing for easier recycling, and save you space and time wasted on compacting down bulky boxes. However, that doesn’t mean that a baler that served you in the past will continue to do so indefinitely, or that you can’t make improvements by upgrading your machines periodically.

5 Steps to Making a Perfect Cardboard Bale

While baling cardboard with a good quality machine isn’t difficult, it can be unsafe if attempted by someone without the right training or familiarity. No matter the size of your cardboard baler, the type, or the kinds of materials you’re compacting inside, the steps are generally the same and easy to manage once you know how. Let’s take a look.