Morocco: ENERPAT HBA-80-11075 Cardboard Recycling Baler Installed
Publish Time: 2026-01-23 Origin: Site
As Morocco accelerates its transition toward a circular economy, the demand for high-efficiency cardboard recycling equipment is growing rapidly. Recently, ENERPAT successfully installed an HBA-80-11075 Cardboard Recycling Baler for a professional recycling company located in the Tangier Free Zone, marking another milestone for automated waste paper baling solutions in North Africa.
This project not only solved the customer’s urgent production bottleneck but also set a benchmark for horizontal baler machine applications in Morocco’s recycling industry.
Customer Background: A Recycling Company Under Capacity Pressure
The customer operates a local recycling company in northern Morocco, serving industrial and commercial clients that generate large volumes of OCC (Old Corrugated Containers).
Before contacting ENERPAT, the customer faced three critical challenges:
Insufficient output capacity: Their existing baler could no longer meet the required 4 tons per hour throughput.
Logistics inefficiency: Loose or irregular bales made it impossible to consistently load 25 tons of baled OCCs into a 40-foot container, increasing transport costs.
Urgent replacement need: Equipment downtime directly impacted daily operations and export schedules.
The customer reached ENERPAT via Google after searching for “cardboard recycling baler”, clearly stating their technical and commercial requirements:
“We need a baler that can bale OCCs into specific dimensions and weights to ensure we can fit 25 tons of baled OCCs into a 40-foot container, with a minimum capacity of 4 tonnes per hour.”
Why a Fully Automatic Horizontal Baler Was the Only Viable Solution
From the customer’s perspective, a manual or semi-automatic system was no longer an option. Labor costs, consistency issues, and throughput limitations made automation essential.
A fully automatic cardboard recycling baler offered decisive advantages:
Continuous feeding via conveyor
Stable bale size and weight for container optimization
Reduced labor dependency
Higher operational safety and uptime
Based on these requirements, ENERPAT recommended the HBA-80-11075 waste paper baler, a robust Auto-Tie Horizontal Baler designed for high-volume OCC recycling.
Selected Model: ENERPAT HBA-80-11075 Cardboard Recycling Baler
| The HBA-80-11075 waste paper baler was selected specifically to match the customer’s production targets and export logistics needs. Technical Specifications
This configuration allows the customer to consistently produce dense, export-ready OCC bales that maximize container utilization. |
How the ENERPAT Auto Cardboard Baler Works
The ENERPAT horizontal baler machine follows a fully automated and reliable workflow:
1. Conveyor Feeding
Loose cardboard and waste paper are continuously fed into the hopper.
2. Hydraulic Compression
A powerful hydraulic system compresses the material using a three-directional pressing structure.
3. Automatic Tying and Ejection
German auto-tie technology binds each bale with high-tensile quenched steel wire, then ejects the finished bale automatically.
The result is uniform, tightly packed bales that remain stable during transport and storage.
Why Morocco Is a Growing Market for Cardboard Recycling Balers
Expanding Waste Generation and Recycling Demand
Morocco generates 7–9 million tons of municipal solid waste per year
Paper and cardboard waste is estimated at around 500,000 tons annually
Current paper recycling rates remain relatively low (around 20%), leaving significant room for growth
This gap between waste generation and recycling capacity is directly driving demand for waste paper baling press solutions.
Policy-Driven Growth
The Moroccan government is actively promoting recycling through:
National waste management and circular economy programs (2024–2025)
Investment in regional sorting and recycling centers
Planned implementation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations for packaging waste
Formalization of the recycling sector to replace inefficient informal systems
These policies strongly favor automated, industrial-grade solutions such as the ENERPAT auto cardboard baler.
Future Outlook: Why Now Is the Right Time to Invest
Market studies indicate that Morocco’s cardboard recycling sector is expected to grow at a 4–7% CAGR between 2025 and 2029. As recycling companies scale up, demand for reliable cardboard recycling baler systems will continue to rise.
For companies still relying on outdated equipment, delayed investment often leads to:
Higher labor and logistics costs
Missed export opportunities
Inability to comply with upcoming regulatory standards
A Proven Reference Site in Morocco
This Tangier Free Zone installation has already become a reference project for ENERPAT in Morocco. Prospective customers are welcome to visit the site and see the HBA-80-11075 waste paper baler operating under real production conditions.
The customer has expressed high satisfaction with:
Output stability
Bale consistency
Reduced operating costs
ENERPAT’s fast response and technical support
If you are considering upgrading your recycling capacity with a fully automatic solution, we invite you to learn more about the [HBA-80-11075 waste paper baler] and our [Auto-Tie Horizontal Baler] series.
Contact ENERPAT – Get the Right Cardboard Recycling Baler for Your Project
If you are operating in Morocco or other international markets and looking for a cardboard recycling baler that delivers stable output, export-ready bale quality, and long-term reliability, ENERPAT is ready to support you.
Whether you need:
A fully automatic horizontal baler machine for OCC and waste paper
A customized waste paper baling press for high-capacity recycling
Or a complete recycling line designed for your local regulations and logistics
Our technical team will provide fast, professional recommendations based on your material, output targets, and container loading requirements.
Contact ENERPAT today to discuss your recycling project and receive a tailored solution.
Call us today! +1(909)-996-3687
Email: info@enerpatrecycling.com