Turn waste into bales and bales into value

A baler is a machine that uses hydraulic force to compress waste such as cardboard, paper, plastic film and PET into neat bales that can be tied. Compressed waste takes up far less space: your storage area is freed up, the workplace stays tidy and handling becomes easier. Baled material is easier to send for recycling and is preferred by recycling companies, so your waste can become a source of value rather than just a cost.

In a vertical baler the press plate moves from top to bottom. These machines have a small footprint, are run by a single operator and suit small and medium-sized businesses such as supermarkets, warehouses, hotels, workshops and factories. Horizontal balers compress the material along a horizontal axis; they are designed for high-volume businesses and recycling plants, offer higher press force and can be integrated into continuously running lines. The more waste you produce each day, the more efficient a horizontal baler becomes.

Three questions decide the choice: how much waste do you produce per day, how will you move the bales, and how much room do you have for the machine? Our vertical models cover bale weights from about 40 kg to 650 kg; the actual bale weight depends on the material being pressed. Compact models suit small volumes and tight spaces, while larger vertical models or horizontal balers are better for heavy waste flows. Whether you will move the bales by hand, with a pallet truck or with a forklift also matters. Tell us your waste type and daily volume and we will identify the right model together.

Our balers handle materials such as cardboard, paper, plastic and stretch film, PET bottles, textile waste and aluminium cans. For waste such as scrap metal, tyres, sacks, drums and glass bottles we have purpose-built machines: metal balers, a tyre baler, a sack press, a drum crusher and a glass crusher. You can see which machine suits your waste from the applications listed on the product pages, or simply tell us your waste type and ask.

Most of our balers run on a 380 V three-phase supply, while some compact models run on 220 V single-phase. The supply voltage and motor power of each model are given in the technical table on its product page. If the electrical infrastructure at your site is different, just let us know at the quotation stage and we will clarify the suitable option together.

The height, width and depth of each model are listed under "Machine dimensions" in the technical table on its product page. When planning the layout, allow not only for the machine itself but also for working space in front for loading and bale removal, the ceiling height and the height of the door the machine will pass through; a transport height is given separately for some models. Share the dimensions of your space and we will help you with the layout.