Applications

Each application page matches a material stream we actually build machines for. It is not a duplicate of the product catalogue.

Metal Scrap Baling

Loose metal scrap takes up yard space, is expensive to transport, and is difficult to charge into a furnace in an uncontrolled shape.

Steel scrap that is bulky or poorly packed reduces furnace yield and increases freight cost per tonne of metal.

Aluminium is bulky and springy. Loose loads waste container volume and oxidise more surface area in storage.

Copper has high value per kilogram. Loose or poorly packed loads increase theft risk, handling damage, and shipping cost.

Car bodies are large, hollow, and awkward to store or ship until they are flattened and packed.

Loose paper fills cages and trailers long before it hits a useful shipping weight.

Empty cartons consume warehouse space and make reverse-logistics expensive.

Empty bottles and film are high volume, low weight, and expensive to store or export loose.

Textile waste is bulky and springs back after light compression, so ordinary short-stroke presses make unstable bales.

Whole appliances and assemblies are awkward to sort, store, and ship until they are reduced to a consistent fragment size.