What size cardboard baler do I need?
To determine what size of cardboard baler you need, you should determine how much cardboard your facility generates in tons (2000 lbs). A mill size bale can range from 800 to over 1000 pounds. This is the recommended weight of a mill size bale. If you have a small space, there are smaller balers available.
How much do bailers cost?
Balers costing below $100,000 can be generally classified as low production balers. A mainstream high-production baler can cost between $100,000 and $750,000 or more depending on options. Ferrous balers can cost between $180,000 to $1 million.
What brands of cardboard balers are available for sale?
Our used cardboard balers for sale consists of many brands including machines from BACE, Piqua, PTR, Philadelphia Tramrail, Marathon, Nexgen, Harris, or Selco and more. Most balers are available “as-is” at better than auction prices, or ask for our reconditioned balers.
How much does a cardboard Baler weigh?
Cardboard balers produce different sizes of bales depending on its size, but typically a cardboard bale weighs anywhere from 150 lbs. to 1,800 lbs. How much does a cardboard baler weigh? Cardboard balers come in all shapes and sizes, from mini balers to large industrial sized cardboard compactors.
What kind of motor does a 6030 cardboard Baler have?
The Ace model 6030 cardboard baler is in excellent condition and runs off a 7.5 HP engine. This used McClain E-Z Pack model E-11 cardboard crusher has a 10 HP motor for strength and durability. Over 600 Five-Star Reviews & Counting! What is a Baler, Cardboard Baling Machine or Cardboard Compactor?
How do I dispose of a used cardboard Baler?
Cardboard balers can typically be found in backroom or garbage areas of any company. Boxes or other items need to be disposed of or recycled in as efficient a manner as possible. There are many options available.