Cardboard Baler Hire in Bristol

QCR Recycling Equipment supply Cardboard Balers for hire to businesses in Bristol. Our central distribution hub not far away in Cheltenham enables us to offer competitive deals and fast delivery by our own fleet of vehicles.

Free baler trial

QCR provide completely free baler trials to businesses in Bristol. You can choose to trial a hydraulic (electric) baler or pneumatic (air-powered) baler. After the trial period has ended, you can choose to hire, purchase or have it collected.

If you decide to go ahead and rent a machine after the trial period has ended you'll receive:

  • Free routine servicing for your machine by one of our Engineers who drive electric vehicles and are approved by the SafeContractor™ contractor scheme
  • Free on-demand operator training for both new and current employees
  • Fixed pricing throughout the term

Cardboard disposal for businesses in Bristol

Bristol's Clean Air Zone (CAZ) can increase commercial cardboard disposal costs because waste contractors using older, non-compliant vehicles often pass the additional fees onto their customers. By compacting cardboard in a baler, businesses in Bristol minimise waste volume and therefore require fewer waste collections which leads to lower overall costs.

Popular solutions for recycling cardboard and plastic

We offer both new and refurbished balers for hire, lease or purchase. To view our full range of machines, click here.

QCR Small Cardboard Box Baler

Our range of small baling machines can quickly squash lots of individual boxes into a single bale. You can also use it for baling plastic making it a great all-round solution for recycling waste.

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QCR Medium Cardboard Box Baler 

This is one of our best selling mid-sized baling machines for cardboard. It has a small footprint and can be installed either inside or outside.

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QCR Large Cardboard Box Baler

Many people are surprised to find out that this powerful large box baler is powered from a normal 13 amp socket. It was a wide chamber at waist height so you can swiftly fill it with lots of boxes.

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Cardboard recycling: Bristol Council's new rules for businesses

Bristol Council recently introduced a new set of rules relating to how businesses store their commercial waste. The rules aim to make the city a nicer place for residents and visitors by reducing the number of commercial bins on the streets. Under the new rules, commercial premises in the Old City, Broadmead, Redcliffe and Temple Business districts must store their commercial waste at their own premises instead of storing it on public or council land.

Why should businesses in Bristol recycle using a baler?

Using a baler for recycling can help businesses to:

  • Cut costs: Frequent waste collections due to low waste storage capacity at your premises carries an increased cost to businesses in the city. Baling recycling cuts the frequency that waste collections are needed helping businesses to reduce their expose to rising commercial bin costs.
  • Aid compliance: Bristol council could take enforcement action when businesses do not adhere to their legal requirements or commercial waste presentation standards so it's important that businesses comply with recycling rules.
  • Proven technology: Choose from a variety of cardboard compacting machines that are CE marked and tested to EN 16500:2014.

Customer Testimonial

"The balers and bag stands have made a huge difference in our warehouse. Waste disposal is now so much more convenient and staff save so much time. The cost savings on top of that are brilliant. Baling our waste has also made LWC a more eco-friendly business. Many thanks for QCR for their help" - Site Operation Manager, LWC Drinks

FAQs

1. How can baling reduce the number of commercial vehicles in Bristol?

Businesses in Bristol can play their part in reducing road congestion by using a baler for cardboard waste disposal instead of using a bin. This is because baled cardboard is more efficient to transport than unbaled waste leading to fewer vehicles in the city tasked with collecting waste.

2. What should you do if your recycling bins are full?

Don't be tempted to put cardboard waste on top or beside your bins when they're full because many waste contractors won't collect it. Those businesses who frequently have overflowing bins should look into a long-term solution to solve the problem such as baling or increasing the frequency of waste collections. 

Read more here about the solutions for Too much recycling?

3. How can businesses in Bristol correctly dispose of cardboard?

The city's rules state that cardboard waste produced by businesses in Bristol must be stored within your property or on private land ahead of collection by a registered waste carrier. Bales and commercial bins containing cardboard need to kept securely and comply with your businesses Duty of Care.

4. What are the best practice methods of recycling cardboard for businesses?

  • Ensure all cardboard recycling is kept dry and free from contaminants such as food, grease or paint to prevent it from going to landfill
  • Flatten and bundle cardboard boxes manually or mechanically using a baler to reduce waste volume
  • Ensure your waste carrier has provided with the correct documentation following every collection of cardboard recycling for your records