Two-Ram Baler Rebuild Services
Extend the life of your equipment with expert rebuilds from Black River Trading
At Black River Trading, we specialize in professional rebuilds of two-ram balers. Whether you're dealing with worn hydraulics, outdated controls, or structural fatigue, our experienced technicians restore your equipment to peak performance—often better than new.
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IMABE Balers are known world wide for dependable high quality, high production baling of OCC (cardboard containers). Our balers include an innovative and efficient Stamper, this feature assist to keep bulky material flowing from the Hopper into the compaction chamber, reducing Hopper jams, increases production rates and reduces wearon the cutting blades and baler structure.
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Black River Trading is a national baling wire supplier and works directly with the manufacturer. We carry baling wire for vertical, manual-tie, auto-tie, and two ram balers. Whether you need black annealed or galvanized loop-tie, boxed wire, or stem carrier wire, we have you covered. We offer customized baling wire sizes and packages specific to the needs of our customers. I...
Black River Trading offers a broad range of new, reconditioned, and used recycling equipment. Whether you are looking for new unit, a reconditioned unit, or an older slightly-used unit, you can rely on Black River Trading to provide you with quality equipment for all your recycling equipment needs. We buy and sell all types of quality, new and gently-used recycling equipment...
With over 100 years of combined experience, Black River Trading has an extensive Service & Parts Department to handle all of your recycling maintenance equipment needs. Our field experienced and factory certified repair technicians will help get your machine up and running quickly, without taking any shortcuts at your expense. We stock new, rebuilt, and obsolete parts so you...
Let’s Not Rush It – Preplanning Matters
We’ve all felt the pressure of a tight timeline. But when we rush to get a job done, it’s easy to overlook steps or take shortcuts—things that can put us or others at risk.
The truth is, most time pressure is avoidable. When we take a few extra minutes to plan the job out, talk through the details, and make sure everyone’s on the sam...