- 6 leading manufacturers
- 20 additional suppliers
- 19 states and provinces
- 17 related categories
- 3 guide sections
Horizontal Baler Manufacturers and Suppliers
IQS Directory provides an extensive list of horizontal baler manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source horizontal baler manufactures with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate horizontal baler companies that will design, engineer, and manufacturer horizontal balers for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading horizontal baler manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for horizontal cardboard compactors, auto tie horizontal balers, or small horizontal balers.
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Leading Horizontal Baler Manufacturers
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| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
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| 1 | Maren Balers & ShreddersSince 1962, Maren has led the industry, building powerful and reliable manual tie, automatic tie and two ram balers, shredders and conveyors. That’s why many of the most successful paper & box plants, distribution centers, post consumer recyclers, and printers rely on Maren Balers to bolster their bottom line. Maren’s reputation for great customer service has carried from generation to generation of operators, service technicians and equipment buyers worldwide. | South Holland, IL | |||
| 2 | Excel Baler LLCThe only thing stronger than an Excel baler is the loyalty of our customers. Excel continues to break new ground by designing equipment with energy-saving technologies, developing balers to fit your business and solve your problems, and introducing products that process more material and make you more money. While the competition makes their balers cheaper, we make Excel balers better! | St. Charles, MN | |||
| 3 | International Baler CorporationIf you are currently paying for the disposal of cardboard, paper, plastic or non-ferrous metals; than consider our range of industrial compactors and related equipment. We carry a large variety of models. We can even customize a piece of baling equipment to fit a client’s specific needs. You will be surprised at the variety of options that fit your budget. | Jacksonville, FL | |||
| 4 | SP Industries, Inc.SP Industries builds heavy-duty compactors, pre-crushers and transfer station equipment in Hopkins, Michigan. We work with customers to match the equipment to the application, whether the challenge is dry waste, wet waste, food waste, wood and pallets, scrap metal or fluid recovery. Our equipment is built for long service life using domestically sourced structural steel and proven, name-brand components. | Hopkins, MI | |||
| 5 | Ver-tech, Inc.At Ver-tech, we provide baling equipment and material handling solutions designed to help businesses manage recyclable materials, waste streams, and bulky products more efficiently. Our company offers balers engineered to compact cardboard, paper, plastics, and other recoverable materials into dense, manageable bales that simplify storage, transportation, and recycling. | Rockford, MN | |||
| 6 | SSI Shredding Systems, Inc.SSI Shredding Systems, Inc. has manufactured industry proven shredder solutions globally since 1980. Our shredders are versatile, effective, and ready to be fully integrated into the waste reduction systems already present in your process. We offer a full range of single shaft, two shaft, and four shaft shredders as well as primary reducers and compaction solutions. Contact us today find the right solution today. | Wilsonville, OR |
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Additional Horizontal Baler Companies
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Quick Answers
- How many horizontal baler manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 6 leading manufacturers and 20 additional suppliers.
- Where are horizontal baler manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 19 states and provinces: California (2), Florida (2), Illinois (2), Michigan (2), Minnesota (2), Ontario (2), Washington (2), Alabama (1), and 11 more.
- How do I get quotes from horizontal baler suppliers?
- Select suppliers in the table and choose Request Quotes. IQS reviews your request and forwards it to every supplier you select.
Horizontal Balers
Horizontal balers are one of two main structures industrial balers use to compress waste materials or byproducts to improve the ease of handling, transportation, storage, or recycling.
Applications of Horizontal Balers
The style of industrial baler is differentiated by the way material is loaded into and travels through the machine, either horizontally or vertically. While vertical balers are typically loaded from the top and tend to be more compact, horizontal balers take up more floor space and are used in larger facilities, producing high amounts of dense scrap.
Typical scrap materials that horizontal balers process include old corrugated cartons, non-ferrous scrap, textiles, newsprint, and aluminum cans. The automotive or packaging industries often utilize larger horizontal industrial balers to make the removal and transportation of scrap materials easier, along with such industries as packaging, industrial manufacturing, waste transfer, and recycling.
Horizontal Baler Design
Horizontal balers can be either open-ended or close-ended. Open-ended balers can offer automatic binding or manual binding, while close-ended balers generally require manual binding. The material is bound using wire, plastic, or string, and one bound is referred to as a bale and offers improved handling, disposal, transportation, or secondary processing versus the raw material. Horizontal balers can handle multiple materials at once and offer a higher throughput capacity, as well as more automated functions, than a vertical baler.
Horizontal balers typically have input areas, loading areas, on one side of the machine so that the material can travel to the other side in a horizontal motion. Horizontal balers may also have input areas on the top of the machine. Material can be loaded by hand, by conveyors or loader systems, or by air systems. The input area leads to a chamber where the material is pounded, smashed, or squeezed into a compact size. The compaction of the material can be powered through a hydraulic system, designed to minimize heat output and energy loss.
Benefits of Using Horizontal Balers
As recycling becomes more central to industrial and manufacturing processes, horizontal baling equipment will continue to play a central role in the process as well. Materials are baled and compacted in order to be shipped to recycling facilities to be reused in the production of future items within the same industry, such as scrap metal recycled into new sheet metal for car bodies.
An environmentally friendly process, most horizontal baler manufacturers offer extra information, like the horizontal baler’s carbon footprint or the machine’s total greenhouse gas emissions, so that consumers can be aware of their environmental impact. For high waste-producing industries, such as automotive manufacturing, the choice of compacting waste materials for recycling is also a matter of cost economy. Waste must be disposed of whether it is recycled or not, but recycling used materials for profit or for material recuperation provides an ROI on waste which would not have existed otherwise.