Horizontal balers are one of two main structures industrial balers use to compress waste materials or byproducts to improve the ease of handling, transportation, storage or recycling. The style of industrial baler is differentiated by the way material is loaded into and travels through the machine, either horizontally or vertically. While vertical balers are typically loaded from the top and tend to be more compact, horizontal balers take up more floor space and are used in larger facilities producing high amounts of dense scrap.
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Avangard InnovativeHouston, 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 If your company produces, packages and/or ships any of the following products, paper trim & waste paper, cardboard, non-wovens, plastic wrap & plastic bottles, fibers such as cotton, wool, fiberglass, carpet remnants, foam rubber, tobacco and non-ferrous metals, then you would benefit from horizontal balers or related machines from C & M Bailing Systems Inc. Call us today!
Maren Engineering CorporationSouth Holland, IL 800-875-1038 Maren Engineering Corporation is a company that has been an innovative leader from day one, developing features for horizontal balers and related machines like automatic bale tier, rotary pre compression door and tamper, automatic restrainer mechanisms, automated baler retrieval, pinch conveyor shredder and many other specialty products. Contact us today to see how we can help you!
International Baler CorporationJacksonville, FL 800-231-9286 The benefit to purchasing horizontal balers or related pieces of machinery from International Baler Corporation is that in most cases other businesses will pay you for your waste rather than paying someone else for removal, making your waste a new profit stream. Give us a call today to see what sort of standard or custom solutions we can provide for your waste removal needs!
BaletechSun Valley, CA 818-771-0534 At BALETECH™, our team of designers and manufacturers are devoted to innovation and creating excellent equipment, such as our horizontal balers. Not only is the quality and longevity of our machines superior, but they are also available for an affordable price. Our customer service department is ready and waiting to take your call to find the perfect baling and/or compacting solution for you!
Preferred Recycling EquipmentEast 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 At IPS Balers, we are proud to proclaim that we have increased production for an impressive number of successful companies in a variety of industrial settings with equipment like our horizontal balers. Let us show you how to streamline your baling operation with our baling and compacting solutions and our excellent customer service. Call today for a free cost analysis.
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Horizontal Balers
Horizontal balers are employed when heavy and rigid scrap waste is being compressed.The other type of industrial baler, the vertical baler, is used to compress more lightweight scrap material. In terms of design, horizontal balers can be either open-ended or closed-ended, and material is fed in from the loading area on one side of the machine and travels horizontally to the other side. Loading can be done manually, or by automated methods including conveyors, loader systems or air systems. The material is fed into a chamber where it is pounded, smashed and squeezed into a compact sized bale under great pressure. Depending on the type of material compressed, the bales can be heavy, and may require mechanical assistance to be moved to the next step of the process. After compression, the cubic bale is bound using wire, plastic or string in order to maintain its compact shape and prepare it for shipping or recycling.
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Photos Courtesy of International Baler Corporation.
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