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A cardboard baler compresses loose boxes and corrugated sheets into dense, tied bales that are easy to store, load, and sell to a recycler. The right machine depends on how much cardboard you generate, how it... Continue Reading
A baghouse is the most common form of industrial dust collection in heavy processing, and the one most often specified from a catalog number instead of from the dust itself. The wrong fabric, or a ratio pushed too... Continue Reading
Most facilities specify dust collection to solve an air quality problem. The dust is making a mess, people are breathing it, and something needs to capture it before it settles across the plant. That is a... Continue Reading
Harris American builds more baler families than most facilities will ever need, which is useful once you know the range and confusing before you do. A buyer looking at a Badger, a Titan and a WS Series for the... Continue Reading
Every baler gets serviced eventually. The only real decision is whether that happens on your schedule or on the machine's, and that comes down to how you buy service rather than how you maintain the... Continue Reading
Most facilities get a handful of days a year when the line is cold, and nobody is chasing throughput. What you do in that window determines how the next twelve months go. Skip it, and the work does not disappear;... Continue Reading
What A Conveyor Belt Is A conveyor belt is the moving surface that carries material from one point in a process to another. The belt is a continuous loop stretched between two pulleys. A motor turns the drive... Continue Reading
Cardboard is probably the largest recyclable stream your facility produces, and it is one of the very few that can pay you instead of costing you. The difference sits in the details. Paper mills buy old corrugated... Continue Reading
A conveyor almost never arrives as one finished machine that gets set down and switched on. It arrives as frame sections, a drive assembly, controls, and guarding that all have to be fitted into a building that was... Continue Reading