Industries
These pages describe how our catalogue is used in real industrial settings. We do not invent named customers or unpublished mill contracts.
Steel and Re-rolling Mills
Mills need a predictable charge: scrap cut to length or baled to a size the furnace and logistics can handle, on a duty cycle that matches the melt shop.
Scrap Metal Recycling
Yards juggle mixed grades, truck turnaround, and mill specifications. Loose scrap wastes space and freight.
Automotive and Auto Dismantling
End-of-life vehicles and body-shop offcuts are bulky. Heavy drivetrain parts and sheet need different processing.
Plastic Recycling
Bottles, film, and rigid plastic occupy huge volume until they are baled or shredded for reclaim.
Paper and Packaging Recycling
OCC and waste paper must leave the warehouse as mill-acceptable bales, not loose cages.
Textile and Garment Waste
Cotton, fibre, and garment cuttings spring back. Short-stroke scrap balers make unstable textile bales.
Waste Management and MRFs
Municipal and commercial sites see mixed dry waste, plastics, fibre, and bulky items that need different machines — not one universal crusher.