Horizontal balers
Horizontal baler for large waste volumes – high capacity, low resource use
The machine rapidly and efficiently compresses high volumes of materials such as cardboard, plastic, cans, and industrial waste – creating dense, uniform bales that are easy to handle, store, and transport.
When the volume of waste exceeds the capacity of a vertical baler, a horizontal model is often the most suitable choice. For daily volumes over 2 tonnes – especially where waste is conveyed via belt systems, tipping bins, or other automated solutions – a horizontal baler provides clear benefits.
While these machines demand more space, investment, and training compared to vertical models, they greatly reduce manual labour, improve workflow, and enable more efficient and streamlined waste management.
Our horizontal balers models
Horizontal baler CC
Benefits of a horizontal baler
- 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.
Compact different fractions of waste
Our horizontal balers are developed to manage large and demanding waste streams and reduce the volume of a wide range of recyclable materials.
View the overview below and find the solution that suits your company’s needs.
Cardboard
Paper
Soft plastic
PET bottles
Tin cans
Aluminium cans
Why choose a horizontal baler from Bramidan?
When you choose a horizontal baler from Bramidan, you receive a thoroughly tested solution with high performance and long lifespan. Our machines are developed for demanding operational conditions and provide efficient compaction of large waste streams – day after day, year after year.
All models come with advanced safety features and, of course, comply with the applicable European standards. The high compaction rate and the dense, uniform bales contribute to maximising the resale value of materials and making waste handling more cost-effective.
Check out how our horizontal balers work
Our horizontal balers are easy to use and require only minimal manual input. In the videos below, you can get a quick insight into how the machine operates in practice.
Watch how our CC50 & CC40 balers works
The CC50 has a manual-tie and built-in tipping system, while the CC40 model, has a fully-automatic bale ejection system. Both machines handle large waste volumes with ease.
Monitor and optimise with BRA-IN
With real-time data and automatic notifications, you can make better decisions, reduce operating costs, and document your environmental efforts.
BRA-IN stands for Bramidan Intelligence and connects your equipment directly to a user-friendly platform – so you can monitor fill levels, optimise collections, and schedule maintenance – all in one integrated solution.
Find the right horizontal baler for your business
The right choice of horizontal baler depends on several factors – including the amount and type of waste, the physical conditions, and the level of automation in your operations. At Bramidan, we offer a wide selection of horizontal balers that can be adapted to meet both current and future needs.
Our machines are developed to handle large volumes of waste efficiently – and can be integrated directly into existing waste flows, such as via conveyor belts or tipping containers. If space is limited, or if you plan to expand in the future, we can advise you on the most flexible solution.
Have a no-obligation conversation with one of our consultants so we can find the best solution for your business together.
Prices, features, and service contracts
Prices depend on capacity, features, and the service contract. We’ll help you choose the right model at the best price.
Alternatives to a horizontal baler
Compact and flexible
- Suitable for small amounts of waste and limited space
- Efficiently compresses cardboard, paper, plastic, and other recyclable materials
- Produces dense, manageable bales with good resale value
- Easy to operate – requires only minimal training and manual effort
- Can be placed close to where the waste is generated
- Does not require permanent installation and is easy to move as needed
For residual and mixed waste
- Optimal for businesses with large amounts of waste
- Suitable for residual waste, wet waste, and organic materials
- Reduces volume by up to 85%, directly in the container
- Available as both mobile and stationary solutions
- Requires minimal manual handling
FAQ: Most common questions and answers
Vertical balers are compact, affordable, and ideal for manual operations and moderate volumes of waste such as cardboard and plastic. They compress material from top to bottom and take up minimal space, making them easy to install—especially for smaller businesses or sites with limited space.
Horizontal balers are built to manage larger quantities of waste and offer greater automation. They compress from the side and can be combined with conveyors, shredders, and other automated systems, reducing manual labour and improving operational efficiency. However, they require more space and a higher investment.
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