Ancove

Waste Handling Solutions

Our Balers

Our balers play an important role in our waste-handling solutions by reducing the volume of materials such as cardboard, plastic, and paper. They create compact bales that are easier to store, transport, and recycle, helping businesses manage waste more efficiently on-site.

Cardboard and Plastic Balers

By compressing recyclables into neat, uniform bales, balers help maintain cleaner working areas, support higher recycling rates and reduce the amount of loose waste that takes up valuable space. This improves organisation and supports smoother daily operations.

Baling materials at the source also reduces the number of waste collections required, lowers overall handling costs and makes waste storage safer and more manageable across busy commercial environments.

Our balers include:

V-Press 1160

Strong pressing power and a high-efficiency level.

V-Press 605 Eco

Low installation height and surface.

V-Press 860

The most economical and ecological solution in the market for waste disposal.

V-Press 504 Eco

Easy to use, compact design which leads to a small footprint.

V-Press 818

Special hydraulic cylinders with chrome plated pistons which reduces wear and prolongs service life.

Multi Chamber Baler – 9020s

 Top machine to bale multiple recyclable materials, one in each chamber.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ancove supplies a wide range of cardboard balers producing bales from 50kg up to 600kg, suiting everything from small shops to large industrial sites.

Yes. Cardboard balers handle a variety of waste streams, including plastic, drinks cans, milk cartons and other recyclable packaging.

Incorrect materials can damage the baler or cause rejected loads. Avoid baling food waste, metal, glass, wood, hazardous or chemical waste, and aerosols or pressurised containers.

Ancove offers both purchase and rental agreements. Prices vary depending on the baler size and whether the machine is new, second-hand or refurbished. Contact us for a tailored quote.

A cardboard baler reduces waste collection costs through fewer collections and lower fees, improves site housekeeping and safety, and frees up space. For high-cardboard environments such as retail, logistics and manufacturing, a baler often pays for itself within 12 to 36 months.

Space requirements depend on the machine footprint and your bale storage area. You’ll also need access for bale removal, typically a pallet truck or forklift depending on the bale size.

Smaller balers run on single-phase (230V), while larger machines need three-phase (400V). Always confirm your site’s electrical capacity before purchase.

Typical bale weights are 50 to 200kg for small balers, 300 to 500kg for mid-size balers, and 600kg or more for large balers. Heavier bales generally earn better recycling rebates and lower your transport costs.

Maintenance is straightforward: regular cleaning, routine checks of the hydraulics and strapping system, and an annual service. We recommend a yearly service to keep your baler running reliably.

Ancove offers service contracts that can be purchased separately. If your baler is on lease, the service contract is built into the lease agreement.

Most balers are delivered and installed within one day and are fully operational immediately after training. Lead times vary based on machine availability.

Ancove offers flexible options. Purchasing gives the best long-term value for steady waste volumes, while rental or lease suits short-term needs or seasonal peaks. We’ll help you compare costs and choose the right option for your business.

Once your cardboard is baled, your recycling company will either pay you a rebate for the bale or collect it free of charge.