Author: conor

Balers are designed to handle a variety of flexible materials that are safe to bale and handle. Anything else could be potentially harmful and it is strongly advised that these materials never enter your baler.   First it is always good practice to reiterate the basic safety procedures of using your baler: Only fully trained members of staff should use your baler. It is vital that any member of staff that wishes to use the baler gets professional training from your baler supplier. During installation your account manager will always train staff on how to use the equipment safely....

Both hydraulic and pneumatic balers have their benefits, and are able to offer something different, but it depends on what the customer aims to achieve that will determine which baler is right for them. Three key factors will determine whether a business needs a hydraulic or pneumatic baler. Does the business have its own airline? What kind of volumes is the business producing? What material will generally be baled? Does the business have its own airline? A business with its own airline and low to medium volumes of cardboard and/or plastic will in most scenarios find a pneumatic baler...