DC Velocity - September 2019

More than a Source. A Resource.

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Balemaster® balers put more green in your pocket.

If you are not baling your waste now, or if you are baling manually, then you’re spending too much time handling empty cardboard boxes. Balemaster® balers can do the work for you. Balemaster® wide-mouth auto-ty balers send money to your bottom line in many ways. Here are just two:

1. Conventional hand tying takes 7 to 10 minutes per bale. But Balemaster® auto-ty balers process cardboard waste into a dense bale that is automatically and securely tied in less than 30 seconds.

2. Balemaster® balers produce bales with the highest density per cubic foot.

So there’s more material per volume than any other baler. This reduces annual baling wire costs and maximizes recycling revenue per load.

Balemaster® balers are engineered to save energy, improve efficiency, reduce wire usage, and lower maintenance costs. Being green is good business. But pocketing green is even better.

Don’t crunch the numbers any other way.

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benefits and disadvantages and have
no vested interest in one power
source or another,” he says. “[Their]
goal is always to [recommend]
what’s best for the customer’s appli-
cation.” Input from operators is also
vital, Hammond adds. “A plan can
look good on paper, but if operators
can’t be productive and a new proce-
dure or [piece of] equipment doesn’t
work or make sense for them, then it
won’t be useful.”
Maintenance technicians have a
role to play too. “They’re a good
source of intelligence on things that
may not be obvious even to seasoned
forklift people, and they’re not trying
to push a specific narrative,” says Gary
Hansen, chief operating officer of Capital
Equipment and Handling, a UniCarriers
Americas-owned dealer headquartered in
Hartland, Wis.

Kevin Paramore, technology commercialization manager for Yale Materials Handling Corp., adds that his customers’ teams typically include supervisors or floor-operations managers, along with professionals representing procurement, safety, facility maintenance, and sometimes sustainability.