Recycling & waste
Baling presses for cardboard, plastic, textiles and mixed recyclables that cut storage space and transport cost and turn waste into a saleable product.
In supermarkets, warehouses, printing houses and factories, packaging waste grows every day. Loose, it blocks aisles and loading bays, adds to fire risk and costs money to haul away. For recyclers, the price they get depends on bale density and consistency, and every truck that leaves half-full is margin lost.
The vertical baler (PSG-RECV), 20 to 150 t, fits where space is short. It makes bales of 40 to 450 kg with semi-automatic ejection and marked tie points, so one operator can load, press, tie and eject. For higher volumes, the fully automatic horizontal baler (PSG-RECH), 100 to 400 t, makes bales of 95 to 1250 kg and ejects them automatically, with safety systems built into the cycle.
To recommend a model we need four things: the material, your daily volume, the floor space available and the bale weight your buyer or recycler accepts.
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Questions
Vertical or horizontal baler: which one do I need?
A vertical baler (PSG-RECV, 20–150 t, bales of 40–450 kg) suits smaller daily volumes and tight spaces: one operator loads it, presses, ties and ejects the bale. A fully automatic horizontal baler (PSG-RECH, 100–400 t, bales of 95–1250 kg) suits continuous, high volumes, with automatic bale ejection.
For scrap metal, the horizontal metal baler (PSG-RECM) is the right choice. If you are between two models, tell us your material and daily volume and we will recommend one.
Tell us what you need to press.
An engineer will study your request and get back to you with a proposal.