How does a Cardboard Baler work?
Cardboard balers work by crushing down voluminous cardboard with a pressing plaste into bales of crushed cardboard.
A very brief step-by-step of the baling process using a vertical baler is:
1. Place the material inside the machine
2. Closes the door and activate the pressing plate
3. The machine will indicate when the bale is made and the door is safe to open
4. Open the door and tie the bale strapping together to secure the bale
5. Eject the bale
6. Replenish the bale strapping inside the baler ready for the next bale
What is a cardboard baler?
A cardboard baler is a machine designed to efficiently compact and bundle cardboard waste for convenient recycling. By utilizing powerful hydraulic or pneumatic compaction forces, cardboard balers compress whole cardboard boxes and packaging materials into dense, tightly-bound bales.
What is the benefit of baling?
Baled waste is not only easier to handle and transport but also occupies significantly less space, optimizing storage and logistics for recycling facilities in comparison to bins. Cardboard balers play a vital role in sustainable waste management practices, promoting the reuse and recycling of cardboard, reducing environmental impact, and contributing to the circular economy.
Why should I buy a cardboard baler?
A cardboard baler is as an alternative to a commercial cardboard bin for your waste. Bins of any size are not the most space-efficient way to store waste cardboard. Whole boxes fill up bins in no time and you often have to resort to flat-packing boxes to save space, but this wastes labour hours – it is a no-win situation.
The cost of emptying commercial bins is increasing for UK businesses year-on-year. With the government encouraging more domestic and workplace recycling, the taxes on landfill are rising every April. These higher charges get passed from the waste management business to their customers, so each bin empty becomes more expensive. The most frustrating thing with bins is that it does not matter if a bin is only half full, the charge to empty it is often exactly the same.
With a cardboard baler, these bins can be removed, and you can instantly see the savings. Baled cardboard can be neatly stacked and collected by a local recycler. Baling your carboard reduced wastes collections which means few refuse lorries having to some to your site. Apart from the financial savings you will also significantly reduce your CO2 with fewer collections.