Cram-a-Lot HX-72 Closed Door Manual-Tie Baler
The Cram-a-Lot HX-72 Closed Door Manual-Tie Baler is a robust piece of equipment reconditioned to meet high-performance standards in industrial waste management. Featuring a fee...
The Cram-a-Lot HX-72 Closed Door Manual-Tie Baler is a robust piece of equipment reconditioned to meet high-performance standards in industrial waste management. Featuring a fee...
The Balemaster 5075G-10 Auto-Tie Baler is a refurbished unit designed for efficient handling of industrial and construction waste. Equipped with a 6-wire auto-tie system, it fea...
Bale stacking plays a major role in whether a load hits mill-required weights.
Improper stacking leaves unused space, creates unstable loads, and increases the risk of shifting...
As recycling operations continue to evolve, one thing has become clear: efficiency is no longer optional. Rising labor costs, stricter mill requirements, and higher transportati...
Many recycling facilities invest in equipment but overlook one of the most critical factors in success: operator training.
Without proper training, even the best baler can produce inconsistent bale weights, unsafe working conditions, and costly chargebacks from mills and buyers. Operator education ensures equipment is used correctly, safely, and efficiently—every shift, eve...
Many facilities unknowingly produce bales that look acceptable but fail to meet mill requirements once they hit the scale.
Mill buyers often expect trailer averages of 40,000+ pounds, which requires consistent bale size, density, and stacking efficiency. If a baler isn’t capable of producing the necessary bale weight—or if operators aren’t trained to maximize it—light load ...
