Harmony Enterprises, Inc. articles

Real Time Equipment Intelligence for balers and compactors enables uptime, operational efficiency, and cost control through secure remote access. When a unit stops, labor increases, workflows slow, safety risks rise, and hauling costs escalate. Insite was developed to reduce this uncertainty by delivering measurable operational value through real time machine intelligence.

Machine Data That Informs Decisions

Traditional service models are reactive. Something fails, a technician

Some vertical balers arrive on their side due to practical logistics rather than manufacturing quality concerns. The shipping orientation is driven by transport regulations and site constraints, not by machine performance.

Freight Height Limits Matter

Most over-the-road freight is subject to height limits, with maximums around thirteen feet six inches in many regions. A vertical baler can be eight to ten feet tall; with pallets, decks, or protective packaging, upright shipping c

Key Takeaways:

• Effective waste and recycling equipment selection begins with understanding your waste stream, facility constraints, and operational priorities.
• The decision between balers and compactors depends on whether the goal is recovering recycling value or controlling waste volume and sanitation.
• Matching equ

Approaches to Water Leakage In The UK and the US

‘Tis the season to talk leakage. Between the North American Water Loss (NAWL) conference in Kentucky, and the UK’s Annual Leakage Conference in England, it feels like everyone is thinking about non-revenue water (NRW) at the moment.

As someone lucky enough to get a ringside seat at both events, I talked to frontline professionals on both sides of the pond and thought it might be interesting to share

Have you ever been to a fast-food restaurant, mall food court, or airport concession area where the trash can was overflowing with garbage? Or maybe while you’re finishing your lunch, the staff empties the bin—only for cups, sandwich wrappers, and ketchup to end up on the floor in front of you. Not exactly appetizing. Poor waste management not only affects cleanliness but also takes away from the overall customer experience.

Just about every business generates some type of waste as a byproduct of its day to day operations. Those same businesses pay haulers big bucks to transport their waste in bulk to landfills, adding on to an already burdened waste stream. But, much of that same waste can typically be baled and recycled. Companies that have implemented the use of recycling balers in their operations have realized the benefits of recy

Questions we hear often are “Do you have installers in my area?” and “Will I be able to find someone to service my equipment?” and “Should I have regularly schedule maintenance performed on my machine?” The answers are “Yes”, “Yes”, and “Yes”. Harmony Enterprises is here to help with all of your your baler and&n

What Kind of Baling Wire Do You Need?

Wondering what type of baling wire your vertical or horizontal recycling baler uses? As your complete resource for all things waste handling, recycling, and sustainability, Harmony has compiled a helpful guide for those who are looking to purchase a baler or order additional

Recycling non-ferrous metals is big business. Non-ferrous metals that are often recycled include aluminum, copper, lead, zinc, nickel, titanium, cobalt, chromium and other precious metals. Of all these metals, aluminum is the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust, and not surprisingly, also one of the most recycled materials today. Recycling non-ferrous metals is important because even new m

Recycling Solutions For Your Business
Does your business generate waste as a part of its day-to-day operations? Are you paying to dispose of items like cardboard, aluminum or PET containers, shrink wrap, plastic, paper, and more? Stop paying to haul these valuable commodities away and start recycling! As the leading manufacturer of recycling balers in North America, Harmony can help you improve operations, remove hazards, meet city or state regulatory requirements, and a