A reliable cardboard baler can make a noticeable difference in a busy logistics operation. For one last-mile delivery company in Chino, California, the need became clear after an earlier investment in used baling equipment failed to deliver the reliability the operation required. Looking for a more dependable solution, the customer turned to ENERPAT and selected an HBA100-110110 aoto cardboard baler for sale for its facility in Chino. The machine was recently installed and commissioned on site, giving the customer a more stable way to handle the large volume of cardboard generated by its daily logistics operations.

In August 2026, the ENERPAT team conducted an on-site technical consultation for a recycling company in Monterrey, Mexico, focusing on two metal recycling applications: aluminum can baling and automotive scrap metal baling. The customer was evaluating new baling equipment and wanted to confirm equipment capacity, bale specifications, feeding methods, weighing accuracy, maintenance requirements and long-term operating reliability before making a final equipment decision. Based on the material characteristics and production requirements discussed on site, ENERPAT evaluated the applications and recommended suitable baling solutions for both aluminum cans and ferrous scrap.

ENERPAT recently conducted an on-site technical consultation for a manufacturing customer in Monterrey, Mexico, focusing on a metal chip recycling and compression solution for CNC machining operations. The customer generates various types of metal chips during machining and is evaluating a more efficient way to collect, compress, store and transport the material. The main focus of the consultation was to evaluate a suitable metal briquetting and baling solution, with particular attention to high-hardness nickel-based alloy chips and the customer's existing material handling process.

ENERPAT recently conducted an on-site technical consultation for a packaging manufacturer in Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico, to evaluate a plastic waste recycling solution for PET-G resin blocks and production offcuts. The customer operates a large manufacturing facility producing shrink sleeve labels and packaging materials. During production, reusable PET-G resin blocks and edge trim are generated. Instead of disposing of these materials and losing recoverable value, the customer is exploring an in-house recycling process to return the material to production.

ENERPAT launches its new scrap car shear, a complete vehicle dismantling solution developed for modern ELV recycling operations. With the increasing demand for efficient scrap vehicle processing, ENERPAT continues to develop advanced recycling equipment that helps customers improve productivity, recover valuable materials and optimize dismantling processes. The new scrap car shear integrates hydraulic cutting technology, flexible excavator operation and intelligent vehicle positioning design, providing a more efficient way to process end-of-life vehicles. ENERPAT is committed to delivering reliable recycling solutions for auto dismantlers, scrap yards and metal recycling companies worldwide. ENERPAT — Advancing Vehicle Recycling Through Intelligent Equipment Solutions

ENERPAT recently conducted an on-site technical consultation with a recycling company located in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, to evaluate its current mattress recycling operation and provide a customized solution for upgrading from manual dismantling to an automated mattress recycling system. During the visit, ENERPAT’s team inspected the customer's existing facility, analyzed the current processing workflow, and discussed how a professional mattress shredding and sorting solution could improve operational efficiency, reduce labor dependency, and increase material recovery.

As part of ENERPAT's ongoing technical support for the North American recycling industry, our engineering team recently welcomed a leading tire recycling company to our Ohio facility for an on-site material testing session. The objective of the visit was to evaluate the baling performance of the AMB-H1075-250 Metal Baler when processing clean steel wire recovered from tire recycling operations, while discussing future production line integration and bulk feeding solutions.

When recycling facilities encounter equipment failures or production bottlenecks, selecting the right replacement equipment is critical to restoring productivity and improving operational efficiency. To better understand the customer's processing challenges, the ENERPAT team visited an aluminum recycling facility in Los Angeles, California, providing on-site technical consultation for a Hammer Mill and Trommel Screen solution tailored to the customer's production requirements.