Keep the Warehouse Safe and Waste-Free with Balers & Compactors
Time to install a new baler, or compactor? You're in the right place. Warehouse Systems stocks new & used balers/compactors for sale. When you get one from the Warehouse Systems team, you're getting high-quality equipment right away.
Which do you need? Here's a rule of thumb:
- If your warehouse accumulates mostly recyclable waste (cardboard, paper, plastic) you need a baler.
- If your warehouse accumulates non-recyclable waste (trash, wet waste) you need a compactor.
Balers
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Some warehouses opt for regular recyclables pickups. That's okay, but we've helped many customers install a baler on-site. They love it!
An on-site baler conveys two major advantages:
- Lower environmental impact. Baled recyclables take up less space, require fewer pickups, and make the recycling process more efficient.
- Worker safety. Baling reduces fire risk, avoids damage to material equipment from debris on floors, and prevents worker accidents.
Compactors
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Several types of compactors exist. You may think your warehouse doesn't have the need for a huge compactor—but smaller compactors exist, great for warehouse use.
Compactors can handle recyclable materials and non-recyclable. However, they're best for non-recyclable materials...trash, wet waste, non-recyclable wood, etc.
Like balers, using compactors convey two advantages:
- Reduced materials costs. Compacted material makes for fewer landfill disposals, and helps your warehouse meet green standards.
- Increased safety for warehouse workers. You're containing potentially-hazardous materials, keeping them off the floor and out of the air.