Overview
A stationary compactor is anchored to a concrete pad and compacts waste into a separate, detachable receiver container. When the container is full, the hauler takes only the container and the compactor stays put.
It is the workhorse for high volumes of dry waste such as cardboard, paper, packaging and general trash. Multiple receiver box configurations are available, and units can be fed from the ground, from a dock or through a wall chute.
| Receiver containers | Commonly around 40 cubic yards; other sizes available |
|---|---|
| Waste type | Dry waste; not designed for liquids |
| Loading | Ground-fed, dock-fed or chute-fed |
| Power | Usually three-phase electric; confirmed at site survey |
| Site needs | Concrete pad, anchoring and roll-off truck access |
Figures are typical ranges. Exact specifications depend on the model we match to your site.
How It Works
Your Options
No capital outlay. Delivery, installation and setup are included, and all maintenance and repairs are covered in one flat monthly cost. Upgrade as your needs change.
Rental program →New and reconditioned units are available, matched to your waste stream and delivered and installed nationwide. Post-sale service and support are available.
Get a sales quote →Already own equipment? We make a cash offer on your existing compactors and balers, then rent equipment back to you with maintenance included.
Trade-In Program →Common Questions
Dry waste such as cardboard, paper, packaging and general trash. Wet waste belongs in a self-contained compactor, which is sealed to hold liquids.
Compaction fits far more waste into each container than loose loading, so the container is hauled less often. Fewer hauls usually mean lower disposal costs.
Yes. Units can be set up with a through-the-wall chute or a dock-level hopper so staff can load from indoors.
Yes. Rentals include preventative maintenance, repairs and service calls, with a 24-hour service response commitment.
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