Waste Baler Machine

Waste baler is an ideal compacting machine to compress materials into bales for easy transportation and handling. Contact SINOBALER for your own ideal waste baler machine. View more details at http://www.sinobaler.com/waste-baler-machine/

Waste balers – a boon for waste management industry

Waste balers are ideal baling solution for all kinds of waste materials incl textile, paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, plant fiber, wood shavings, tires, sawdust, animal fiber, hay and straw etc. View more details at http://www.sinobaler.com/waste-balers-a-boon-for-waste-management-industry/.

Waste Compactor and Waste Baler Difference

Sometimes they regard waste compactor and waste baler as same one because both of them have the compressing process to reduce the volume of materials and save transportation cost. But what is the difference between waste compactor and waste baler? A very simple and direct solution to know whether you need a waste compactor or a waste baler, is to see whether the material is recyclable. View more details at http://www.sinobaler.com/waste-compactor-and-waste-baler-difference/

Baler or Compactor, which one is right for you?

If your business involves regular handling of waste material, a waste compactor or a baler can help make your task much easier. What’s the difference between a compactor and a baler? How can you determine which one suits your needs the best? Here is a comparison to help you choose the right machine:

Material Type:
Compactors are used to compress a large amount of unsorted mixed waste into a contained area to be picked up and collected by waste collector and further delivered to landfill.
Balers are for compressing recyclable materials sorted from general waste stream, such as paper, cardboard, plastics, metal etc., into dense and regularly shaped bales for further recycling and reuse.

Destination:
Waste recyclers may prefer to receive recyclable materials in a specific weight and/or size. Transportation of dense bales is cost-effective. Baler is the right choice in this case.
If a trash collector is picking up the finished units, larger loads from a compactor are preferred.

In general, a baler is used to bale or bundle recyclable material such as cardboard, paper, plastics, metal etc., for resale to a recycling company. A compactor is simply used to reduce the volume of trash before being picked up by a hauling company.

With the right understanding of the two machines, you can decide which machine is the correct one for your business. SINOBALER is a specialized manufacturer of a wide range of balers, and if you need balers, please feel free to contact our Sales Representative at info@sinobaler.com for more information.

Marine Waste Management

Offshore and shipping operations generate a wide variety of waste. As per the new rules from IMO (International Maritime Organization), waste management is required to apply to vessels offshore. Besides rules and regulations, many international organizations encourage ship owners and operators to make effort to reduce waste on board so as to lessen the negative impact to the offshore environment, by means of providing discounts on port dues, charter preferences, lower insurance premiums etc.

With the trend of an environmental friendly operation on board, nowadays more and more balers are installed on ships for handling daily generated solid waste. Marine balers from SINOBALER are designed especially for this application. Sinobaler offers standard, water proof and explosion proof grades for your choice. Every type of marine baler is within standard dimensions of doorways with small footprint and below certain height because we understand that space on board is by nature limited.

Sinobaler marine balers are able to compress most, if not all waste on-board such as Paper, Cardboard, Plastic Bottles, Packaging Materials, Tin Cans and Empty Paint Tins etc. With a compaction ratio of up to 12:1, these machines can drastically reduce waste volume which can minimize waste management cost by the same ratio. This means it takes just a few weeks after buying balers for the ship owner to see a return on the investment.