Action Compaction specializes in recycling and trash handling equipment We sell and service 2-ram balers, horizontal balers, trash compactors, and conveyors. We also design complete trash/recycling systems. Our large inventory and committed service department allows us to buy, sell, service, rebuild, and repair all makes and models of balers. Contact us today for more detailed information or to inquire about specific products.
A baler is a piece of equipment used to compress solid industrial waste or recyclable materials (e.g., paper, plastic, foam, cans, etc.) to achieve better material handling and storage. Eliminating empty space between individual items of these bulk products is a great way to save costs attributed to storage and transport...
Trash Compactors
A Trash compactor is a machine or device designed to compress, reduce, and compact a variety of materials through hydraulic, mechanical, or pneumatic force. The initial steps in the compacting process are the collection of the material to be compacted...
High Shear Mixers
High shear mixers, also known as high shear reactors (HSRs), rotor-stator mixers, and high shear homogenizers, are used to emulsify, homogenize, disperse, grind and/or dissolve immiscible mixtures with components of the same or different phases...
Industrial Shredders
An industrial shredder is a piece of heavy duty equipment designed to shred dense and light materials to prepare them for recycling or for the destruction of unusable products. They are an environmentally sound device that...
Shredding Machines
A shredding machine is equipment utilized for shredding. Shredding machines are used to reduce the size of materials. While most online sources define the shredding machine as...
Vibratory Feeders
Vibratory feeders are short conveyors used to transport bulk materials utilizing a controlled vibratory force system and gravity. The vibrations impart a combination of horizontal and vertical acceleration through tossing, hopping, or sliding-type of action to the materials being handled...
