Bettinas test-side

Learning by doing med hjælp fra Helena
X30 baler with cardboard bale on the side on concrete with landscape behind

New employee at Bramidan

Practice makes perfect, as they say, and with Helena’s comprehensive guide, Bettina will surely learn quickly.

 

Try a Baler for Free

Test a Bramidan baler at your site – with no commitment

Curious if a baler is right for your business? Try one for free at your location and experience the benefits first-hand. You only cover the transport costs – the trial is completely free, and there’s no obligation to buy.
Financing & rental options

Finance, rent or buy – the choice is yours

Get a solution that fits your needs and budget. We offer flexible financing, rental agreements or purchase options – so you can choose what suits your business best.
News & Articles

Expert advice for smarter waste handling

Need guidance on choosing the right baler or improving your current setup? Our articles offer practical tips, industry insights and expert knowledge to help you make informed decisions and get the most out of your waste management.
References

See how others solved their waste challenges

Curious how our balers perform in real business settings? Explore customer cases from a wide range of industries and learn how companies like yours have optimised their waste handling and improved daily workflows.
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Used Balers

Reliable quality at a lower price

Looking for a cost-effective waste solution? Our used balers are fully inspected, serviced, and ready for years of dependable use. Get the same Bramidan quality – at a reduced investment.

A exercise in Loop

Testing loop to see where it fetches from when I select ‘Data from infoblocks’
  • Optimised space utilisation: By compressing the waste into compact, uniform bales, significant space is freed up in storage areas and on ramps. This provides more space for operations and logistics.
  • Time-saving operation: Automatic feeding via conveyor belts and short cycle times minimize the need for manual handling. It frees up time and resources for other tasks and increases overall efficiency.
  • Lower transport costs: High compaction reduces the number of collections and transport runs. This results in noticeable savings on both logistics and waste disposal.
  • Improved working environment: Automation and reduced handling of loose waste create more orderly conditions, fewer heavy lifts, and less clutter – benefiting both safety and well-being.
  • Simple integration: The machine can easily be adapted to your existing waste flow and placed against a wall, in production areas, or in combination with other equipment – without the need for major structural changes.
  • Stable and uniform bale quality: The horizontal baling presses produce bales with high density and uniform size. This makes them easy to stack, store, and handle – while also increasing their resale value for recycling.

An exercise in side-by-side

Side-by-side with image and text and link.

 

And with coloured background – dark white.

 

 

DP16 baler with man putting in drum