On July 20, 2026, the ENERPAT sales team visited a leading scrap metal recycling company in Monterrey, Mexico, to conduct a pre-sales technical consultation for stainless steel scrap handling and transportation optimisation. The customer specializes in collecting, processing, and exporting stainless steel and aluminium scrap throughout Northern Mexico. During the visit, the discussion focused on improving handling efficiency, reducing transportation costs, and evaluating suitable metal baling solutions for difficult-to-process stainless steel scrap.

When your existing equipment starts limiting your efficiency, upgrading is no longer optional—it becomes necessary. This Thailand-based recycling company had been working with ENERPAT for years. After previously investing in a Two Shaft Shredder, their operations expanded steadily. However, as their processing volume increased, their aging baler began to struggle with performance, maintenance issues, and inconsistent output. Handling stainless steel scrap—especially loose, irregular materials—requires consistent compression performance. The customer needed a more reliable scrap stainless steel baler to maintain productivity and reduce downtime.

As New Zealand continues to strengthen its circular economy and metal recycling infrastructure, demand for reliable and high-performance baling equipment is rising steadily.Recently, ENERPAT successfully completed the installation of a Non Ferrous Baler for Sale for a large integrated metal recyclin

In South Africa’s fast-growing scrap recycling market, efficiency, reliability, and safety are no longer optional — they are essential. Recently, ENERPAT successfully installed a Hydraulic Metal Baler for a South African recycling company specializing in the trading and processing of recyclable mate

From Google Search to On-Site Success: An Ecuador Scrap Recycling Case StudyWhen an Ecuadorian scrap metal recycler searched Google for “Iron Scrap Baler”, they were facing a common but urgent challenge in the local recycling market: large volumes of mixed-size iron scrap that were costly and ineffi

Client BackgroundA prominent Australian mattress recycling company approached Enerpat in February 2025 seeking a robust solution to handle discarded mattress springs. Their initial inquiry emphasized the need for a specialized hydraulic scrap baling press machine and local support. With proven succe

Part 1: Basic Information of the Casel Customer Company: A specialized environmental management solutions providerl Project Date: July 2024l Country: BrazilProduct Model: AMB-L2014-250 Iron Scrap Baling Press

Part 1: Basic Case Informationl Client Industry: Metal Recyclingl Product Name: AMB-L2014-250 Lid Style Metal Recycling Balerl Shipping Location: China to the United Statesl Order Signing Date: June 18, 2014l Project Outcome: Successful shipment and positive feedback from the client