Mill size cardboard balers
Mill-size cardboard balers for high-volume sites. Discuss larger baler options for hire, leasing or purchase, with handling and storage in mind.
Discuss your baler needsStart with volume and handling
A mill size cardboard baler is an option to discuss for businesses with larger cardboard output. Handling finished bales, keeping storage accessible and arranging loading are part of the decision, not details to leave until later.
“Mill-size” does not guarantee a particular bale weight or acceptance by every recycler. Confirm the proposed model’s bale dimensions, indicative weight conditions, power and loading aperture from current approved information.
Let’s find your fit
Find your place in the PE range.
Start with your cardboard output, available space and the way your business handles material.
Equipment that works for your business.
Small, medium, twin chamber and mill-size options. Hire, rental, leasing or purchase. The right recommendation starts with your requirements.
- Mainland England, Scotland & Wales
- Individually assessed and quoted
- Rebates available depending on material
A machine that fits your site
Share your cardboard output, available floor space, access and loading equipment. The equipment team will discuss the suitable PE range option and the practical arrangements for delivery and installation.
We can assess collections for your actual output. Supplying a mill-size baler does not guarantee free collection or a cardboard rebate.
Plan for the finished bale, not just the press
A mill-size enquiry should connect cardboard throughput with the space and equipment available to handle finished bales. Describe the loading area, storage layout and how handling equipment reaches both the machine and collection point.
Ask for confirmed bale dimensions and indicative weight conditions for the proposed model. Those details help the discussion about storage and handling; the mill-size label alone is not enough to choose equipment or arrange transport.
Match larger output to site logistics
For a larger cardboard operation, explain how deliveries and dispatch affect the baling area throughout the working day. The equipment team needs to understand the flow of packaging as well as where the machine could physically fit.
Collection is assessed using the bales actually produced, the quantity ready, condition and loading access. Larger output can change the transport assessment, but no bale size guarantees a rebate or acceptance without review.
A larger operation needs a joined-up proposal
Discuss mill size cardboard baler hire, leasing or purchase with delivery, installation and finished-bale handling in mind. Your site requirements and intended output should guide the proposal, including operator training or handover and servicing.
Confirm which support is included and how ongoing maintenance is charged. Collection transport and loading still need their own assessment; a larger machine does not create an automatic rebate.