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Metal Balers

Metal balers are powerful machines used to compact metal parts and products into ‘bales’. In industrial, retail or consumer sectors, metal balers can be used to compress scraps or byproducts of metal processes for the purposes of improved ease of handling, transportation, storage or recycling. Complete turn-key recycling and composting systems can be designed around a basic baler, allowing businesses to be environmentally responsible in their waste management.

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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
C & M Bailing Systems is a designer & manufacture of recycling machines such as metal balers & related systems for any material handling application. All our products are manufactured & designed right here in our factory, which means our customers can trust that every step is carefully monitored to ensure they are getting the best possible equipment. Quality & safety are always number one.
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 metal balers, 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 metal balers 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 metal balers 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 metal balers 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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Used automobile parts, scrap metal and waste from metal product manufacturing, or metal sheets, trim, clips, shavings and tubing can all be baled by metal balers before the recycling process. Baling products and reducing their volume decreases the smelting costs and makes the overall process of recycling and re-casting faster. Products such as aluminum cans and foil are also baled prior to recycling in order to achieve the most efficient process. While recycling plants use metal balers most often, steel service centers, metal manufacturers, junk yards, land fill operators and food processing plants also use metal baling in one form or another for both economical and environmental reasons as reducing the bulk of metal waste reduces the money and effort required to dispose of it.

Most metal balers are automated and have a large input area with which to accommodate large volumes of material at one time. During the baling process, a crane with a claw or magnet grabs the scrap metal and places it into the baler, it is rarely done manually. Metal rams are then used to crush the scraps or waste pieces under heavy pressure. The result is a compact cubic mass of metals that can then be more easily transported for recycling purposes, or disposed of. The cubic bales that are a result of the baling process can weigh many pounds, and may require the assistance of machinery to move to the next step of the recycling or disposal process. Due to the vast amounts of power required to crush metal, most balers are hydraulically powered and are either vertically or horizontally structured according to the flow of material through the baler. Metal balers can be either horizontal or vertical, although horizontal balers are more likely to be used in the compression of heavier metals and scrap. Industrial balers tend to be durable and reliable pieces of machinery and therefore it is possible to source used balers at cost-effective prices. As recycling becomes more central to industrial and manufacturing processes, baling equipment will play a large role in reducing the carbon footprint of industrial activity.