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Most balers require between 10 and 150 horsepower (HP), depending on the material, volume, and type of baler. Choosing the right HP to run a baler ensures faster cycle times, denser bales, and energy-efficient... Read More

In today's supply chain, packaging waste has become one of the biggest challenges for distribution centers. Cardboard, shrink wrap, plastics, and discarded packaging materials pile up quickly, taking up valuable... Read More

Industrial stredders are essential for recycling operations, manufacturing facilities, and scrap metal processors. When these machines work efficiently, they keep production lines moving, reduce downtime, and help... Read More

Recycling contamination happens when non-recyclable items or dirty materials end up in the recycling stream. That could mean greasy pizza boxes, plastic bags, or even glass in a paper bin. These misplaced or soiled... Read More

Closed loop recycling keeps materials like cardboard, aluminum, and plastics in use by turning them back into the same products. Learn how businesses can build closed loop systems using shredders, balers, and conveyors. Read More

Styrofoam can be recycled, but not through typical curbside programs. Learn how businesses can responsibly recycle foam packaging using specialized equipment like compactors, shredders, and custom recycling systems. Read More

Textile recycling refers to a process in which you recover previously used textiles to reuse them. This process has numerous benefits, such as reducing the number of landfills, conserving resources, and reducing... Read More

Corrugated cardboard waste is produced in large quantities due to the cardboard’s popularity as an ideal packaging material. Throughout the delivery process of packaged materials, these cardboard boxes end up in a... Read More

Most people are aware that they can recycle materials such as paper and cardboard. However, fewer people know they can also recycle textiles such as clothing and other woven fabrics. As a result, only a very small... Read More