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Recovered Mattress Springs Are Valuable — But Difficult to Handle Loose​​​​​​​
After mattresses are dismantled, recovered steel springs can quickly become a difficult material to store and transport. Their irregular shape, tangled structure and large loose volume can take up valuable floor space and make loading and handling less efficient.
For Australian mattress recyclers and resource recovery facilities, the challenge is not only recovering the steel — it is also managing the recovered spring material efficiently after dismantling.
The ENERPAT AMB-L 250T Mattress Spring Baler is designed to compress recovered mattress springs into dense, manageable steel bales, helping operators improve material handling, storage and transport efficiency.
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Why Mattress Spring Recycling Matters in Australia

Australia disposes of around 1.8 million mattresses every year, with approximately 740,000 mattresses sent to landfill. Mattresses contain recoverable materials including steel springs, foam and timber, making effective material recovery an important part of keeping valuable resources in circulation.
Steel springs recovered from mattresses can enter the scrap steel recycling market. As mattress collection and recycling programs continue to develop across Australia, efficient handling of recovered spring steel becomes increasingly important for recycling operators.
ENERPAT provides heavy-duty hydraulic baling equipment to help turn loose recovered spring steel into compact, easier-to-handle bales.
  • 1.8M

    Mattresses disposed of annually in Australia





  • 740K

    Mattresses sent to landfill





  • Steel Springs

    Recovered and recycled as scrap steel​​​​​​​
Why Choose the AMB-L 250T Mattress Spring Baler?
  • With 250T of hydraulic compression force, the AMB-L 250T is built for demanding metal scrap applications and is suitable for compressing recovered mattress spring steel into compact bales.
  • The lid-style baler configuration provides a large loading area for bulky and irregular spring materials. This makes it easier to load recovered mattress springs without requiring excessive pre-processing.
  • Compressing loose mattress springs into dense bales helps create a more organised material stream and makes recovered steel easier to stack, store and move around the recycling facility.
  • Loose mattress springs can occupy considerable space. Baling the recovered steel reduces the bulk of the material and helps recycling facilities make better use of available storage and yard space.
  • Dense bales are easier to handle with standard material-handling equipment and can simplify loading, stacking and transportation compared with loose spring scrap.
  • The AMB-L 250T is a heavy-duty hydraulic metal baler designed for demanding recycling environments, providing a robust solution for operators processing recovered mattress springs alongside other suitable metal scrap streams.
What Can a Mattress Spring Baler Improve?
From Loose Mattress Springs to Dense Steel Bales​​​​​​​
ENERPAT's AMB-L 250T Mattress Spring Baler provides a practical solution for compressing recovered mattress springs after mattress dismantling. Instead of storing large volumes of loose and tangled spring steel, operators can load the recovered material into the baler's large feed chamber and use high hydraulic compression force to form dense metal bales. This creates a more organised material flow from mattress dismantling to steel recycling — making recovered springs easier to handle, stack, store and transport.
  • STEP 1
    End-of-Life Mattress
  • STEP 2
    Mattress Dismantling
  • STEP 3
    Steel Spring Recovery
  • STEP 4
    Loose Mattress Springs
  • STEP 5
    AMB-L 250T Mattress Spring Baler
  • STEP 6
    Dense Steel Bales
  • STEP 7
    Scrap Metal Recycling
Not Sure Which Baler You Need? Test Your Mattress Springs First.
Not all recovered mattress springs have the same shape, density or material condition. Your spring type, processing volume and desired bale size can all affect equipment selection. Before investing in a mattress spring baler, ENERPAT can assess your actual material and recommend a suitable configuration.
Choose the Right Mattress Spring Baler for Your Operation
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    AMB-L2014-250T
    Model AMB-L2014-250T
    Press Force 250 T
    Press Chamber 2000 x 1400 x 900 mm
    78.74 × 55.12 × 35.43 in
    Motor Power 2 x 22 kw
    Pump 2 x 160 ml/r
    Bale Size 500 x 500 mm
    19.69 × 19.69 in
    Capacity (Steel) 5.0 tons per hour
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    AMB-L2520-250T
    Model AMB-L2520-250T
    Press Force 250 T
    Press Chamber 2500 x 2000 x 1200 mm
    98.43 × 78.74 × 47.24 in
    Motor Power 2 x 30 kw
    Pump 2 x 160 ml/r
    Bale Size 500 x 500 mm
    19.69 × 19.69 in
    Capacity (Steel) 6.0-8.0 tons per hour
Not sure which model fits your operation?
Send us your mattress spring volume, material photos and bale requirements. Our engineers can recommend the appropriate model.

Why Australian Mattress Recyclers Choose ENERPAT
Global customers
Our lid-fed metal balers have served recycling yards, scrap processing facilities, and manufacturing plants worldwide. Customers consistently recognize our powerful shearing and compaction performance, high-density bale output, and dependable 24/7 technical support.
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Who Can Benefit from a Mattress Spring Baler?
FAQ
  • Q1. Can it process complete mattresses?
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    No. The baler is intended for recovered spring steel after the mattress has been dismantled and the metal components separated.
  • Q2: What is the difference between the AMB-L2014-250T and AMB-L2520-250T?
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    Both models are 250-ton lid-style hydraulic metal balers designed for compressing recovered mattress springs. The main difference is the size of the compression chamber.

    The AMB-L2014-250T features a smaller compression chamber and is suitable for operations with relatively lower material volume or limited feeding requirements.

    The AMB-L2520-250T has a larger compression chamber, providing more space for bulky and loose mattress springs and making it a suitable option for higher-volume mattress spring recycling operations.

    Both models provide 250T of compression force. The key factor when choosing between them is the required compression chamber size and processing volume.
  • Q3: How do I choose the right mattress spring baler?
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    Consider your daily or hourly spring volume, spring type, loading method, desired bale dimensions and available operating space. ENERPAT can recommend a suitable model based on these factors.
  • Q4: Can I test my mattress springs before buying?
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    Yes. ENERPAT can assess your actual spring material and arrange application testing where required.
  • Q5: Do you have mattress spring baler customers in Australia?
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    ENERPAT provides free material testing and customized layout design, with a standard manufacturing delivery lead time of 45 days. Every purchase includes dedicated engineer on-site installation, commissioning, and operator training, backed by a 12-month machine warranty, a 5-year hydraulic main cylinder warranty, 24/7 global technical support, and 365-day after-sales response.
  • Q6: Can I visit an Australian reference site?
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    Qualified customers can request an Australian reference site visit, subject to customer approval and site availability.
  • Q7: Can the baler process other scrap metal?
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    Yes, depending on material type and machine configuration. ENERPAT can assess additional materials before recommending a machine.
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