It All Starts With Increased Density

Denser bales have a direct affect on the bottom line. It means: fewer bales, less wire, heavier shipments, fewer hours to process the same material, less fuel for the fork lifts to move the bales, reduced electrical consumption and much more...

Reduced Employee Costs

If you are running a two ram baler, then a Macpresse baler will eliminate the operator that you didn't need anyway.  By producing heavier bales, faster, you should be able to reduce the second shift or overtime that you currently have to meet your production schedule.  Macpresse processes more tons per hour.

Reduced Electrical Costs

If you process the same material in a shorter period of time, you use less electric.  In addition, Macpresse uses a variable displacement pump. This unique design means that you only use the maximum horsepower during a very short time frame.  Bollegraaf and Harris use pumps that burn electric and dollars at a continuous rate, taking money out of your pocket.

Reduced Maintenance Costs

If your current balers is very old, it could be costing $1000's of dollars a month in maintenance costs.  The pumps and motors are not up to current standards for energy usage.  Down time can make the difference between being profitable or NOT!

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