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 ...
The term “bale” can mean different things depending on the application, the material, and the equipment being used.
Take PET, for example. Can you technically make a bale of PE...
Every successful project at BRT starts with trust.
We’re thankful for the customers who allow us to support their operations and the long-term partnerships that grow from doing business the right way.
Your trust motivates us to keep improving, keep showing up, and keep delivering reliable solutions — week after week.
Reconditioned equipment should deliver confidence, not uncertainty.
Our rebuild process focuses on function, safety, and longevity — not shortcuts. Every machine is inspected, ...
