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Drum Crushers

Drum crushers are a type of baler or industrial compactor used to compact, or crush, containers and drums that are used in the storage and transportation of liquid or loose raw materials. Commonly used drums hold 55 gallons or 25 gallons and are made of metals, fibers or plastic. 55 gallon drums are used widely in shipping and transportation of goods, and are a necessary part of many industries.

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Avangard Innovative
Houston, TX
281-582-0700
Premier global sustainable solutions provider Avangard Innovative offers full-service recycling optimization. Complete line of new, reconditioned and used vertical and horizontal balers, plus grinders, foam densifiers and more. We can determine the best baler for your facility to generate the highest return of recycling revenue, minimizing logistics cost while reducing overall carbon footprint.
C & M Baling Systems Inc.
Winston-Salem, NC
800-225-3796
At C & M Bailing Systems Inc. we offer over 150 standard baling equipment designs, including drum crushers, in addition to custom engineered systems and products to meet customer specifications. C&M baling equipment hydraulically compress and then bale materials to produce dense bales that are secured with steel wire or steel straps to retain the bale density. Contact us today!
Maren Engineering Corporation
South Holland, IL
800-875-1038
Founded in 1962, Maren Engineering Corporation has evolved into a North American leader for designing and manufacturing a full line of drum crushers, shredders and similar equipment. Additionally Maren markets a variety of conveyors, metering systems, cart tippers and material handling products, making us the "One Source" for innovation for your Waste Management System needs.
International Baler Corporation
Jacksonville, FL
800-231-9286
For over 60 years, International Baler Corporation has been showing our customers world-wide how to convert industrial waste from a necessary cost into an added stream of profits for their businesses through recycling by way of equipment like drum crushers and similar machines. Recycling industrial waste also adds to your company`s Green Programs. Give us a call today!
Baletech
Sun Valley, CA
818-771-0534
BALETECH™ is concerned with two things; providing excellent customer service so that every one is fully satisfied and providing the customers with superior equipment like their drum crushers and related pieces of machinery. With feed hoppers, dumpers and a host of other material handling and recycling equipment available, BALETECH™ is prepared to find a solution for your waste removal problem.
Preferred Recycling Equipment
East Grimsby, ON
866-679-8783
Preferred Recycling Equipment can provide all your waste handling and recycling equipment needs. We provide clients with quality wire strippers, balers and containers as well. We also carry an inventory of used balers, waste transfer units, self-contained compactors, stationary compactors and rolloff trucks and more. We welcome the opportunity to work with you personally. Contact us today!
IPS Balers, Inc.
Baxley, GA
800-280-2313
The team at IPS Balers designs and manufactures a complete line of drum crushers as well as associated equipment with innovative features for superior performance and unmatched production. Making our customers happy is our main goal, which we do every time by way of phenomenal service and top-notch machine quality. Call IPS today for specifications and pricing.

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Drum Crushers

The disposal or storage of drums once they have been damaged, or are no longer required, can add unnecessary expenditure to a company. Using industrial compactors, such as drum crushers, trash compactors and industrial balers, saves companies money and makes the handling and storage of waste or obsolete materials easier. A drum crusher reduces the volume of a drum by up to 80% and helps to cut back on clean-up costs and expensive disposal methods. As the weight of liquids or raw materials can be very heavy and cause internal pressure, most drums are manufactured with reinforcing rings, providing extra support to the sides of the drum to prevent collapsing during shipping. Drum crushers are generally made of aluminum, stainless steel or steel and are able to crush most plastic or metal industrial drums, as well as smaller hollow metal items like paint cans and pails.

A metal ram is used to flatten the steel or plastic drum, providing up to 18 tons of pressure which is necessary in order to crush the reinforced rings. Due to the large amount of power and force required to compress a metal structure, a drum crusher handles one drum at a time, usually taking less than a minute for the process to be complete. The crushed drum then needs to be removed, and another drum placed into the crusher. A standard drum which measures about 35inches in height can be compacted down to 6inches or less, making the process of disposal easier in terms of transportation, handling and storage. Due to the force produced by a drum crushing machine, there are a number of safety features that may be considered in the manufacturing of a crusher such as an emergency stop button, or a door-lock system to prevent operating of the machine if it is not closed and secured properly. Trained personnel should operate the machinery in protective clothing and gear. Specialized drum crushers are equipped with an internal pump to extract any residual liquids, such as hazardous materials, which may be remaining in the drums being crushed.