Van Dyk Recycling Solutions (VDRS), Stamford, Connecticut, says it’s had a busy 2017, having sold 24 single-ram, no-shear Bollegraaf balers to the following customers:
- Waste Management Recycle America (WMRA) Davis St., San Leandro, California, an HBC-80;
- WMRA Kansas City, Kansas City, Kansas, an HBC-80;
- Recuperaction Centre du Quebec, Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, Québec, an HBC-120;
- Recycle Source, Pittsburgh, an HBC-120;
- Anonymous customer in the Northeast U.S., an HBC-120;
- Anonymous customer in the Southeast U.S., an HBC-120;
- Great Northern Fibers, West Babylon, N.Y., an HBC-120S;
- SANCO, Escondido, California, an HBC-120S;
- Homewood Disposal, East Hazel Crest, Illinois, an HBC-120S;
- Save that Stuff, Boston, an HBC-120S;
- Waste Management CID, Chicago, an HBC-120S;
- Willimantic Waste Paper, Willimantic, Connecticut, an HBC-120S;
- Potential Industries, Wilmington, California, an HBC-120S;
- City Fibers, North Hills, California, an HBC-120S;
- WMRA Sun Valley, Sun Valley, California, an HBC-120S;
- Anonymous customer in the Midwest U.S., an HBC-120S;
- Anonymous customer in the Midwest U.S., an HBC-120S;
- Anonymous customer in the Northeast U.S., an HBC-120S;
- Anonymous customer in the Southwest U.S., an HBC-120S;
- Quincy Recycle, New Haven, Indiana, an HBC-120MR;
- WMRA Newark, Newark, New Jersey, an HBC-140;
- Penn Waste, York, Pennsylvania, an HBC-140;
- Cellmark Recycling, Bronx, New York, an HBC-140; and
- Environmental Fibers International, Portland, Oregon, an HBC-140.
VDRS says Bollegraaf balers are selected by high-volume material recovery facilities (MRFs) that process more than 2,000 tons per month.
More information on the HBC series is available at 203-967-1100 or info@vdrs.com.