Copex products

The PMM balers can bale all types of compressible materials such as household waste and residual household waste, C&I, RDF/SRF, agricultural fibres, fuelwood, WEEE, industrial steel profiles and scrap, plastics…

PCC lid balers are used to compact metal chutes and metal waste into high-density bales. They offer perfect versatility, being particularly suitable for the recycling of bulky and heterogeneous products. Fully automatic and fed by means of a grapple, they provide an optimal response to the requirements of professionals in the industry and in the recycling of scrap and metals. They can be installed outdoors or indoors, and do not require any special civil engineering.

PCV shearing ram balers are used to compact scrap metal and metal scrap into high-density bales. Allowing continuous feed by grapple or conveyor, they are particularly suitable for the processing of continuous flow products, such as in the automotive industry or industrial cutting. Fully automatic, they provide an optimal response to the requirements of industry professionals, and are also used by scrap and metal recyclers. They can be installed outdoors or indoors and do not require any special civil engineering.

The PACK METAL balers have been purpose-designed for the recycling and recovery of metal packaging from sorting centres and food industries.

For the food and drink industry, PACK METAL balers are transformed into product separation presses called PSP. This variant of the PACK METAL has been purpose-designed to compact full cans and tins. It allows the recycling of production scrap in a simple operating mode. After separation from the packaging, the contents that have a certain consistency are diluted. They are then directed to a collection system. Thanks to this equipment, the return value of the packages is optimal.

COPEX car balers & loggers are particularly suitable for baling ELVs and light scrap metal.

The high-capacity compactors F2000 offer a complete solution for the multimodal transfer of household waste (MSW) and ordinary industrial waste (OIW).