What is a horizontal baler and how does it work? It is a robust fully automated machine that reduces the volume of waste and recyclables by compacting it into dense uniform bales. The baler has a horizontally moving press plate that pushes the material through a channel. The material is automatically cut in desired lengths and tied with steel wire.
When do I need a horizontal baler? Horizontal balers meet the challenges in centralized large-scale waste handling in operations where you are dealing with substantial volumes of paper-based and plastic wrapping waste.
What is the capacity of Orwak’s horizontal balers? Orwak offers a broad range of horizontal balers in different sizes and with a processing capacity ranging from 20-320 m3/h depending on the type of material and choice of baler model.
Which baler is best for me? Orwak offers a wide range of horizontal balers for different waste volumes and application areas. The choice depends on the type and volume of waste you are dealing with, and our experienced sales team is happy to recommend the best compaction solution for you. Contact us for more advice!
How do you feed a horizontal baler? Orwak offers a wide variety of feed systems such as manual, bin, air-transport or conveyor belt. Contact your local sales team for more advice!
How are bales tied? It is done automatically and the bales are tied with strong steel wire on coils.
Who collects the bales? Dedicated recycling companies or waste management companies arrange collection routes. Check with your local Orwak sales organization for more specifics.
Do I get paid for the bales? Recyclables, like cardboard, are valuable commodities and recycling companies often offer payment to collect the material – especially in the form of mill-size bales. By providing pure fractions of compacted and baled material you can turn a cost into revenue.
What are the benefits of investing in a horizontal baler? Orwak’s horizontal balers provide effective large-scale waste handling due to the high degree of automation resulting in many benefits:
- The automated volume reduction saves time and storage space
- Improves internal and external logistics and cuts waste transport costs
- Creates safe and comfortable working
- Excellent control over the throughput
- Increased income when delivering high-quality bales directly to the recycling industry
