Compactor vs. Baler: The Best Option for Your Waste Management
By KenBay on Apr 25, 2022 1:19:10 PM
As zero-waste initiatives, recycling goals and overall industry-specific industrial waste concerns are being assessed in a tighter and tighter global market, companies have a lot more pressure to make the purchases for industrial waste disposal that will benefit their bottom line. One …
Cutting Down on Cardboard Packaging
By KenBay on May 22, 2020 11:51:32 AM
Industrial Rotary Arm Compactor Compacts Cardboard An animal health care company, one of the world’s largest producers of medicine and vaccinations for pets and livestock, recently began using a KenBay RotoPac industrial trash compactor for compacting their packaging waste. As shipmen …
The Safest Way to Use a Cardboard Baler
By KenBay on Mar 21, 2019 7:50:48 AM
Your business relies on cardboard. It’s hard to imagine how products would make it in and out without cardboard boxes. But although cardboard is essential, it takes up a lot of room when you’re done using it, thus taking up space in your facility that could otherwise be put to better …
3 Sure Ways to Know a Cardboard Compactor is Superior to a Baler
By CharlieB on Jun 10, 2017 5:32:52 PM
Balers are popular, no doubt about that. Every year, companies wrestle with the decision over whether to purchase one. Do the benefits outweigh the expenses? How much money can you really save? These are just a few of the questions that companies ask themselves. But what many of them …
3 Helpful Reasons to Rely on a Cardboard Baler
By CharlieB on Mar 4, 2017 12:16:24 PM
Cardboard balers quickly became one of the most popular methods of environmental waste management, and for good reason! They are incredibly handy to have on hand. Think about it: how much of your packaging comes in cardboard boxes? Chances are, all of it! And how much of that cardboar …
The Truth You Need to Know About Balers
By charlotte on Jun 27, 2016 3:07:39 AM
Balers aren’t just farm tools used for hay, but they are used throughout other industries for things like paper, cardboard, plastic and even textiles. They are one of the most common backroom tools in a retail setting, and keep stock rooms free from the clutter of empty boxes, while h …