Small cardboard balers
Hire or buy the small cardboard baler: compact, 13amp single phase, 3.5 tonne press force and bales up to 75kg. Ideal where space is tight.
Discuss your baler needsA small baler for tight spaces
The small 75 baling press turns loose cardboard and plastic packaging into neat, manageable bales. Its compact design suits sites where space is at a premium, such as retail outlets, offices, pubs, restaurants, fast food outlets and garage forecourts.
It runs from a standard 13amp single phase plug, has a large feed aperture for easy loading and can be sited outside. Fewer loose boxes means less storage space, easier handling and lower transport costs.
- 3.5 tonne press force
- Bales up to 75kg
- 13amp single phase electrics
- Free bale trolley supplied
- 24 month warranty
- CE approved
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
75 Baler specifications
These specifications help you check the machine fits your site before we discuss hire or purchase.
Built for everyday use
Each bale is secured with two polyester ties, and the powder coated finish is made for durability. The machine plugs into a standard three-pin socket on a 220–240V, 50Hz supply; where a circuit breaker is fitted, it should be Cat C or above.
The free bale trolley makes it easier to move finished bales to your storage area, ready for collection.
Hire, buy and collection in one place
Tell us roughly how much cardboard you produce, where the baler would go and whether you prefer to hire or buy. We will confirm the PE 75 suits your site and explain what is included in your quote.
Once you are baling, we can collect your finished bales too. Collection terms depend on your bales and location, and a rebate may be possible.
Make a small baler work in a compact space
A compact stockroom needs more than somewhere to place the machine. Consider where empty boxes arrive, where an operator can work and where each finished bale will wait for collection. Keeping those stages close together can be a useful aim when discussing the layout.
Take measurements of the proposed space and explain any doorways or shared aisles. The equipment team can check the proposed model’s operating clearance and loading arrangements rather than treating its footprint as the whole space requirement.
Lower output still needs a collection plan
For a business producing cardboard in smaller batches, ask how the proposed baler output will fit your storage and collection arrangements. Do not choose from the machine’s category name alone: discuss the actual cardboard, how it is handled and how finished bales will be moved.
Small bales can be assessed for collection. The number stored, material condition, postcode and loading arrangements shape the quote; a small machine is not a promise of low collection costs.
A compact option, on terms that suit you
Discuss small cardboard baler hire, leasing or purchase alongside your available space and expected output. Your proposal should explain delivery, placement, operator handover and the support available for the recommended machine.
Ask which servicing and maintenance costs are included. A smaller footprint does not remove the need to plan storage and handling of the finished bales.