Industry overview
Scrap recycling yards are the everyday users of Narshinga scrap balers and shears. MS, HMS, mixed metal, aluminium, and copper streams can be batched through the right chamber and pressure once the mix is understood.
A typical yard pairs a shear for heavy sections with a baler for sheet and lighter scrap. Shredders are specified where drums, tyres, or mixed bulky feed must be reduced first.
Industry challenges
Yards juggle mixed grades, truck turnaround, and mill specifications. Loose scrap wastes space and freight.
NSG solution
Scrap baling presses, alligator shears, and shredders compact and size ferrous and non-ferrous scrap for recyclers and scrap yards.
Benefits
- Denser bales for storage and outbound trucks
- Shearing for material that should not enter the baler
- Separate batching for non-ferrous grades
- Manufacturer support for hydraulics, seals, and wear parts
Suitable machine categories
- Scrap Baling Press MachinesMetal-focused baling presses built for MS, HMS, stainless, aluminium and mixed scrap yards.
- Scrap Shearing MachinesAlligator and guillotine shears for sizing heavy structural and plate scrap.
- Shredding MachinesSingle, twin and four-shaft shredders for metal, plastic, tyre and e-waste.
- Hydraulic Baling Press MachinesHigh-density baling presses that compact scrap, paper, plastic and textile waste into dense, easy-to-handle bales.
Applications
- Metal Scrap BalingLoose metal scrap takes up yard space, is expensive to transport, and is difficult to charge into a furnace in an uncontrolled shape.
- Steel Scrap BalingSteel scrap that is bulky or poorly packed reduces furnace yield and increases freight cost per tonne of metal.
- Aluminium Scrap BalingAluminium is bulky and springy. Loose loads waste container volume and oxidise more surface area in storage.
- Copper Scrap BalingCopper has high value per kilogram. Loose or poorly packed loads increase theft risk, handling damage, and shipping cost.
- Car Body and Auto Scrap BalingCar bodies are large, hollow, and awkward to store or ship until they are flattened and packed.
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FAQs
Rarely as a single chamber. Heavy structural scrap, sheet, and non-ferrous grades usually need a shear plus a baler, and sometimes a shredder. Describe your mix and daily tonnes so we do not oversell a one-machine yard.