Cash’in Recyclables Inc., Nitro, W. Va., has purchased a Badger L75S-2 10/7 model baler from Harris, Peachtree City, Ga. to keep up with its growing business.
In business since 1965, Cash’in was strictly a nonferrous recycling facility until a year and a half ago, when it expanded into the ferrous processing side of the industry. The expansion of its facility has been designed to center on the company’s new Harris Badger.
“We are handling our material today faster and more efficiently with the Harris Badger, but it really is the people at Harris that make it work, Harris cares about our business,” says Cash’in owner Frank Baird. All of the balers at Cash’in Recyclables Inc are Harris models, according to Baird.
The Badger long box (L series) models include an extended charge box. The larger capacity charge box allows more material to be baled with every stroke, according to the company. The L series also includes 60 percent ram penetration, providing greater density and “short” bale capacity. Badgers can be used to process bulk cardboard, solid waste, newspapers, aluminum cans, steel cans, plastic and assorted nonferrous metals. The model is available in six different sizes.