1. Buy
Maximize long-term savings and take full ownership of your machine.
- Own the equipment outright.
- A one-time investment for long-term use.
- Greater total cost savings over time.
Flexible purchase options for your business
2. Hire
Start from as little as 12 months with predictable weekly payments.
- Low upfront cost.
- Maintenance & servicing included.
- Flexible up-/downgrade terms.
3. Refurbished baler
Cost-effective, fully serviced balers backed by warranty.
- Budget-friendly quality.
- Fully serviced & tested.
- Warranty for peace of mind.
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FAQs
What is a cardboard baler, and how does it work?
A cardboard baler compresses cardboard into compact, tied bales for recycling. Cardboard is loaded into the chamber, where a ram compresses it into a dense shape. Once full, the bale is tied off and removed for transport.
What’s the difference between a baler and a compactor?
A cardboard compactor compresses large amounts of cardboard into smaller, manageable sizes, saving storage space. A cardboard baler further secures compressed cardboard into stackable bales, ideal for recycling or transport.
Can I sell compacted cardboard bales?
Yes, compacted cardboard bales can be sold to recycling companies or waste management facilities, as they are in demand for processing and reuse.
What types of cardboard can I compact?
You can compact most cardboard types, including boxes, sheets, and tubes, but avoid wet, laminated, or contaminated materials for better recyclability.