Maximise efficiency and cut costs with our stationary compactor–designed to reduce collection frequencies. From compact bin units to large hook-lift models, we offer the perfect solution to meet all your waste and recycling needs.
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A stationary compactor is a waste management machine designed to compress large volumes of dry waste into a smaller, more manageable size. It is called stationary because it remains fixed in place while compacting waste into a detachable container, making it ideal for facilities with high waste generation.
Are you looking to install a stationary compactor in your facility? Get in touch with our team to learn more about how we can assist you.
Stationary compactors are suitable for general waste, cardboard, plastics, paper, and some types of recyclable materials. However, they are not typically designed for liquid or hazardous waste. If your waste stream includes those materials, consult with us to find the appropriate compaction solution.
Yes, stationary compactors are versatile and work well in distribution centres, retail outlets, malls, and manufacturing plants. However, the stationary compactor is not only limited to these applications; contact us, and our team can help you adjust to your requirements.
Yes, you can put garbage in a trash compactor. Trash compactors are designed to compress waste, allowing more garbage to fit in a dumpster. While the compactor can handle loose trash or bagged waste, using compatible bags can help minimise leaks and odours during the compaction process.
These compactors are usually designed to be space-efficient. However, due to their size and capacity, they need adequate room for installation and operation. Our team can assess your site to ensure the compactor will fit seamlessly into your facility.
The typical compaction ratio of a stationary compactor is around 3:1 to 5:1, meaning it can reduce the waste volume to a third or even a fifth of its original size, depending on the type of material.