WASTE EQUIPMENT | SOUTH FLORIDA & NATIONWIDE
Balers that turn loose cardboard and plastic into revenue.
Rentals, sales and service of vertical and horizontal balers — for any brand, anywhere in Florida and across the nation.
A baler compresses cardboard, plastic film, shrink wrap and other recyclables into dense, stackable bales that recyclers pay for. Instead of paying a hauler to pull an overflowing container three times a week, you sell the material — and in many cases the rebate covers the cost of the equipment. Waste Resources provides the rentals, sales and servicing of all industrial waste equipment throughout Florida and the entire nation.
Didn’t buy your baler from us? Call us anyway. We work directly with manufacturers and repair shops to avoid middle-man delays and get you the best value, we can rush parts and orders, and we offer real around-the-clock customer service.
EQUIPMENT
Two families of balers
Which one you need comes down to volume, space and how much labor you want to spend on it.
Most popular
Heavy-Duty Vertical Balers
The workhorse for retail, grocery, warehouses and distribution. Loaded from the front by hand, a vertical baler fits in a stockroom or dock corner and produces mill-size bales (typically 800 – 1,100 lbs of cardboard) that recyclers accept without repacking.
High volume
Horizontal Balers
For operations that generate truckloads of material — manufacturers, distribution centers, printers and large retailers. Fed by conveyor or air system, horizontal balers run continuously and produce uniform, export-quality bales with minimal labor.
Why businesses add a baler
Also available: mill-size, stockroom, heavy-duty and low-profile balers, cart tippers, waste-processing equipment and on-site storage containers.
- Cut trash hauls — cardboard is usually the bulk of a commercial dumpster.
- Get paid for baled material instead of paying to dispose of it.
- Reclaim floor and dock space taken up by loose boxes.
- Safer, cleaner back-of-house with fewer overflowing containers.
- Document your recycling volumes for sustainability reporting.
Not sure a baler pays for itself?
Send us a photo of your cardboard pile and a recent invoice. We’ll run the numbers for free.