If you process a steady scrap stream from offcuts, demolition steel, and mixed nonferrous, baling quickly lifts margin. Denser bales cut freight, stabilize downstream processing, and make inventory predictable. The

In the metal recycling industry, balers are essential for compressing scrap metal into compact, manageable bales that facilitate storage, transportation, and processing. The choice between single-plunger and dual-plunger (or two-ram)

Metal balers are the quiet workhorses of high-performing recycling yards, fabrication plants, and metal distribution centers. By compressing loose metal into dense, uniform, spec-compliant bales, they turn messy, low-density streams

Scrap yards live or die on throughput, bale quality, and safety. The baler you choose, fully automatic or semi-automatic, shapes all three. This guide breaks down how the two approaches

Choosing a metal baler is ultimately a capacity and economics decision wrapped in safety, footprint, and downstream-quality constraints. The “best” machine for a small auto-dismantler would be a bottleneck for

Scrap yards depend on throughput, bale consistency, and uptime. High-performance metal balers use hydraulics to turn motor power into precise, repeatable compaction. This article explains why hydraulics dominate, outlines a

Scrap yards run on throughput, bale quality, and uptime. When an aging metal baler starts eating hours and spitting out inconsistent bales, the real cost shows up in overtime, freight,

As vehicle recycling becomes more important for the environment and the circular economy, choosing the right equipment is key. Car balers and shear balers are the main machines used, each

Scrap metal recycling plays a key role in the circular economy by saving raw materials, cutting energy use, and reducing environmental impact. As demand for efficient recycling grows, mobile scrap