What these machines are for
A vertical baler stands upright and takes up a fraction of the floor space of a horizontal machine. It is the right answer when volume is modest, the room is tight, or the waste comes from retail or light manufacturing rather than a sorting line.
What to weigh up when choosing
- Vertical machines are bought for footprint and price, not throughput — be honest about how much you actually generate.
- Manual to semi-automatic models exist in this range; the difference is how much lifting your operator does.
- Check the door and ejection height against your ceiling and your bin, not just the floor plan.
- If volume is expected to grow past a few bales an hour, a small horizontal machine is often the better buy.
Detailed specifications are available on request. Tell us your material and expected throughput, and we will send the model data that fits.
What we need from you to quote
- What you bale and roughly how much per day
- Available floor space and ceiling height
- Whether the site is indoor, covered or open air
- Single-phase or three-phase power available