Mil-tek Cardboard Compacting & Recycling Solutions

Bale and Recycle Cardboard 

How a company disposes of cardboard is important: not just to the company but to the environment as a whole.

Recycling cardboard not only reduces waste costs for the company, it frees up work space, it generates income and it reduces the impact of the organisation on the environment.

What Type of Cardboard Can I Bale and Recycle?

There are several kinds of cardboard and carton, including OCC (old corrugated cardboard), KLS, NKLS (kraft lined strawboard), and N&P (Newspaper, pamphlets etc.).

Most cardboard can be mixed, baled, and then sold to a recycler, but it's worth talking to an expert on how best to handle cardboard waste in order to maximise the commodity income. 

Better Waste Management

When you consider that cardboard accounts for more than 50% of an organisation’s waste, this represents a lot of wasted space, time and money.

A Mil-tek baler or waste press will compact cardboard waste to ensure that your company handles and disposes of cardboard waste in an efficient, logistical and environmentally-friendly manner.

Densely Compacted Cardboard Bales

The best way to ensure properly compacted cardboard is by using a waste press to apply constant pressure: The denser the bale, the greater its worth to recyclers.

Mil-tek air-powered cardboard balers and recycling machines can reduce cardboard volume by up to 90% of its original size – saving your business space and money.

Cardboard Recycling Ideas

We place user-friendliness, safety and simplicity to the forefront when designing our cardboard balers.

Because no two businesses are the same, Mil-tek tailor our solutions to suit each industry sector and to suit your business needs.

By providing your staff with the tools needed to better handle waste, you ensure more positive undertaking by all involved.

Cardboard Compacting Technology

Mil-tek's waste presses and cardboard compacting machines are equipped with patented technology to ensure waste is compacted safely and economically. 

Key to this is the world-patented ECODrive low energy system, applying constant pressure to compacted cardboard, and compressing the cardboard and paper into thicker, heavier bales.