There is no simple answer to this question. Compactors are designed to handle large amounts of waste, but there might be other reasons to choose a compactor solution as well.

When we make an evaluation for you to determine your need for a compactor we consider the size of your company, your internal work structures and processes, waste handling procedures, your work flow, the time you spend handling waste, and your current solution.

All these data help us determine the best solution for you to save time and money on your waste handling.

It is possible to integrate your static or screw compactor with the building, e.g., with a wall hopper that enables feeding from inside directly into the compactor through the wall. This can be an advantage if you generate a lot of your waste inside. With a wall hopper, you can streamline your waste handling by eliminating having to go outside to dispose your waste into the compactor.

Reach out to one of our consultants if you want to hear more about making your waste handling more efficient.

Yes, you can. The screw efficiently crushes the material into small fragments and ensures that the bulky material does not get stuck or clog the feeder.

This eliminates the need to wait for the press cycle of the press plate — which can take up to a minute — because of the screw’s continuous operation. A screw compactor is ideal for fast clean up, because there is no waiting time.

Yes – a screw compactor is designed for handling bulky waste! The powerful screw effortlessly crush even the bulkiest materials. The screw compactor can also handle expandable materials.

By crushing the material before it is compacted, you get a much higher compaction ratio.

Yes, you can. However, the type of compactor that you need, depends on the shape and the volume of the wood material.

Please consult with us before using your compactor for wood and other hard and bulky materials.