BartonTech 50Plus
Hydraulic baling press for paper with compact dimensions and simple operation.
Product detailWho vertical balers are for
They suit any site that produces small to medium amounts of packaging waste: shops, warehouses, restaurants, hotels, hospitals and manufacturing companies. The baler stands right where the waste is produced, and instead of full containers you send away tidy bales.
Which materials they bale
Most often paper and cardboard, plastic film and PET bottles. Multi-chamber models such as the MacFab 75 Multi or the twin-chamber BartonTech 300 bale several kinds of waste side by side, so the material is sorted as you go.
How to choose the right model
It depends on the amount of waste and the space you have. The smallest BartonTech 50Plus, with a pressing force of 4 tonnes, makes 50–60 kg bales and runs from a standard single-phase socket. For larger volumes there is the MACFAB 150 with bales of around 150 kg.
Models in our range
BartonTech 300
Dual-chamber vertical baler for efficient sorting and baling of two types of waste simultaneously.
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MacFab 75 Multi
Multi-chamber vertical baler with expandable chambers. Ideal for sorting multiple waste types in one machine.
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MACFAB 150
Larger vertical baler for medium to large waste volumes. Bale weight 150 kg.
Product detailFrequently asked questions
How much space does a vertical baler need?
The smallest models take up less than one square metre of floor. The BartonTech 50Plus has a footprint of 810 × 745 mm and is 2.18 m high.
What power supply does it need?
The small BartonTech 50Plus and MacFab 75 Multi run on a single-phase 230 V supply. For larger machines we specify the connection requirements in the quote.
How much waste volume will baling save?
Baling reduces waste volume by up to 90%. Fewer collections mean lower costs, and bales of sorted material can be handed over for recycling.