Cardboard Balers

A cardboard baler compresses bulky boxes into compact bales. This stops bins from overflowing, frees up valuable space, reduces waste collections, and cuts disposal costs. Baled cardboard can also generate revenue through recycling rebates.

Yes. Smaller vertical balers are designed for lower volumes of cardboard waste. Even at modest levels, baling reduces bin usage, lowers collection fees, and helps keep your site tidy.

Yes. Vertical balers have a compact footprint and can also be installed outside if indoor space is limited. For sites with height or access restrictions, elements of the baler can be removed during delivery so it fits through tight areas.

Both options are available. You can purchase a new or refurbished baler outright or choose lease hire with fixed monthly payments. Many businesses start by renting a baler to prove the savings before committing to a purchase.

Our range includes vertical balers, horizontal balers, and automatic balers. You can easily upgrade to a larger machine as your volumes grow, ensuring your waste management remains efficient.

Yes. All balers are fitted with safety features as standard and designed for simple operation. We provide installation and on-site training so your staff can use the baler safely and with confidence.

Yes. By reducing skip collections and disposal costs, a cardboard baler quickly pays for itself. At higher volumes, rebates from recyclable cardboard can provide an extra income stream. On average, businesses save thousands each year by baling cardboard.

We offer a free on-site waste audit. Our team will assess your cardboard waste streams, space, and current disposal costs, then recommend the right solution—whether that is a small vertical baler, a horizontal baler, or a fully automatic model.

Yes. Many balers can be used for plastic film, paper, and other packaging waste as well as cardboard. This reduces waste volume across multiple streams.