Reduce Cardboard Waste by Up to 90% with a Cardboard Baler

Our cardboard balers ensure maximum efficiency in your waste management without compromising on space or budget.
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Optimize Waste Management With a Cardboard Baler

A cardboard baler is an efficient and space-saving solution for businesses handling both small and large amounts of cardboard waste.

Compacting cardboard significantly reduces its volume, saving time and resources on manual cutting and handling. At the same time, you free up valuable storage space and lower both transport costs and CO2e emissions.

With a cardboard baler, you not only streamline logistics – you can also create a new source of income by selling the compacted bales. Our balers are built to handle many types of cardboard waste and can reduce volume by up to 90%. With our intelligent BRA-IN software, the entire process can be automated for even easier waste management.

A waste solution for your business needs

Compacting cardboard waste with our balers not only streamlines your waste management – it’s  a solution that helps keep your work areas clean and organized. We offer both balers and compactors for cardboard, tailored to your company’s needs, size, and the volume of waste handled.

Read more below and discover how you can optimize your workflows with our different waste solutions:

Vertical Balers

A space-saving and efficient solution for businesses with limited space. Our vertical cardboard balers compress waste into compact bales that are easy to handle and store. 

Horizontal Balers

The ideal solution for handling larger amounts of waste. Our horizontal cardboard balers integrate smoothly into operations and deliver compact bales. 

Compactors

A Bramidan cardboard compactor is ideal for businesses that generate very large and continuous volumes of cardboard waste. Our compactors are available in mobile and stationary models and can be customized. 

Compacting different types of cardboard waste

From cardboard boxes and corrugated cardboard to paperboard and paper – with a Bramidan cardboard baler, you can efficiently reduce various types of cardboard waste. This helps reduce waste volume, free up space, and cut your cardboard pickup costs.

Cardboard Sheets

Cardboard sheets are often used as a protective middle layer to protect goods during transport.

Use our cardboard balers to compact corrugated sheets along with other cardboard waste. For stable bales, remember to start and finish the pile with a cardboard sheet.
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Cardboard Pieces
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Cardboard bale ready for collection

Cardboard Boxes

Many businesses deal with cardboard boxes every day. For optimal waste handling of small boxes, a compact baler is a great choice. It takes up little space, reduces waste volume efficiently, and frees up storage area.

For large boxes or pieces of cardboard, balers with extra-wide loading openings are the perfect fit. You can easily load material directly into the chamber.

Have a constant stream of cardboard waste? Then a horizontal baler or a compactor is the smartest choice.

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Cardboard bales on pallets

Benefits of a Bramidan cardboard baler

Our cardboard balers optimize your company’s waste management and help lower operating costs. Here are some of the benefits our customers experience:
  • More space: A cardboard baler can compress cardboard waste by up to 90%, freeing up storage space at your workplace.
  • Lower costs: By reducing waste volume, you cut costs related to pickup and disposal. A Bramidan cardboard baler creates compact bales that are easier to resell for recycling.
  • Safe waste handling: A baler helps reduce clutter and risks in the workplace by safely storing cardboard waste. Our machines are built to meet the highest safety standards and remove the need for manual cutting. Let the machine do the heavy lifting and enjoy a safer work environment.
  • Green transition and compliance: A cardboard baler makes it easier for your company to comply with waste management laws by improving sorting, storage, and lowering CO2e emissions from transport.
  • Waste monitoring: Make your machines smarter with BRA-IN, our IoT-based platform that gathers all your waste data in one place. Remote support, automatic notifications, and real-time data make it easy to optimize and reduce both costs and CO2e.

Try Our Popular Bramidan Cardboard Balers for Free

Whether you need a compact solution for tight spaces or a high-capacity, low-noise model, we have a cardboard baler to meet your needs. Our free trial gives you the chance to test the performance and efficiency of our balers for up to 30 days. We’ll install the machine at no charge – you only pay for shipping.

How to use a Cardboard Baler

  • Loading cardboard: Before placing cardboard into the machine, remove all non-cardboard materials. For a more efficient workflow, it’s recommended to insert whole cardboard boxes into the baler rather than cut-up pieces. This saves time and ensures bales with a higher compaction rate.
  • Cardboard compaction: The machine compresses the waste into compact bales, reducing volume by up to 90%. This saves space and lowers costs due to fewer pickups.
  • Bale ejection and storage: Once the cardboard is compacted and volume reduced, it is ejected as a solid, manageable bale. These compacted bales are easy to stack and store until they’re picked up and sent further into the circular value chain.

Below you can watch videos of the entire process from loading to bale ejection:

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Vertical balers

Watch How Our B4 Balers Work

Because of its compact size, the B4 baler provides basic compaction of cardboard in tight spaces.

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VERTICAL BALERS

Watch How Our B-Series Machinery Works

Balers in the B-series have external cylinders, made for basic compaction of cardboard, paper and soft plastic.

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VERTICAL BALERS

Watch How Our X-Series Machinery Works

Balers in the X-series have internal cross cylinders for strong compaction of several recyclable waste fractions.

Video of how a Horizontal CC works

Horizontal balers

Watch how our CC50 & CC40 balers works

The CC50 has a manual-tie and built-in tipping system, while the CC40 model, has a fully-automatic bale ejection system. Both machines handle large waste volumes with ease.

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Mobile compactors

Watch How a Self-Contained Compactor Works

A self-contained compactor offers versatile solutions for companies to manage their various waste fractions effectively.

Video of how a Stationary Auger Comp SP-SPN works

Stationary compactor

Watch How a Stationary Compactor Works

Suitable for handling very large amounts of waste, stationary compactors come with a press unit and movable container.

Purchase, Lease or Rent a Cardboard Baler

At Bramidan, we offer purchase, lease, and rental options for cardboard balers to fit your needs and budget. Our flexible financing solutions make it simple and secure to get the machine you need – without extra costs or hassle.

Used Balers: The same High Quality at a Lower Price

Our cardboard balers are made to last, making them perfect for reuse when they still have plenty of service life left. With a used baler from Bramidan, you get a refurbished machine that’s been thoroughly tested and still delivers excellent performance.

FAQ: Most Common Questions & Answers

What is a cardboard baler?
A cardboard baler is a machine that compresses cardboard waste into dense bales that are easy to handle and recycle. It’s commonly used in retail stores, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities.
How often does a cardboard baler need service?
We recommend annual maintenance to ensure reliable operation and extend the life of the machine. With a service agreement, you’re fully covered with no extra worries.
Can I use the same machine for cardboard and plastic?

Yes, you can easily use the same machine for both waste types, but not at the same time. We suggest making separate bales of solely cardboard or plastic.

While you are baling cardboard, collect and sort soft plastic waste, like shrink wrap. Once you tied off and ejected the cardboard bale, begin to make the plastic bale.

Can I put folded and broken down cardboard boxes in the baler?
For a more efficient work flow, we recommend tossing whole boxes into the baler. Doing this will create a higher density bale, as well as optimize time spent on waste handling.
What size cardboard baler do I need?
The size depends on how much cardboard waste you generate daily. If you handle around 5–10 boxes per day, a compact vertical baler is usually sufficient. For larger volumes – such as full pallets or continuous cardboard waste – you should consider a larger model with higher press capacity. For very large amounts, a horizontal baler or a compactor might be the most efficient solution.
How do you use a cardboard baler?
A cardboard baler is used to compress cardboard waste into a compact bale. You place cardboard into the machine, activate the press, and repeat the process until the bale is ready. When the machine is full, the bale is tied off and removed. Our cardboard balers are easy to use and come with a user manual and safety guidelines.
How much does a cardboard baler cost?
The price of a cardboard baler depends on the model, size, and features. You can choose between buying or flexible rental options. Contact us for guidance and a no-obligation quote that fits your business.
Which cardboard baler is best?
The best cardboard baler is the one that fits your company’s needs. Small businesses often need a space-saving and easy-to-use solution, while larger companies benefit from a high-capacity baler. It’s all about choosing a machine that fits the volume and type of cardboard waste you generate. We’re here to help you find the ideal solution for your waste management.

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