Metal Baler for Stamping Scrap: 3 TPH Steel Scrap Recycling in Utah

A U.S. manufacturer of mechanical pipe joining and industrial piping products in Salt Lake City, Utah was looking for a more efficient way to handle its stamping scrap and steel scrap generated during production.

The customer was processing approximately 3 tons of stamping scrap per hour. The main challenge was not only scrap handling, but also the large volume occupied by loose metal scrap. The customer wanted to reduce scrap volume, save storage space, and lower transportation costs by compacting the material into dense metal bales.

The Solution

ENERPAT recommended the AMB-H1075-250 Hopper-Type Metal Baler, a hydraulic metal baling machine designed for compacting industrial metal scrap.

The machine is suitable for processing stamping scrap, steel scrap, sheet metal offcuts, metal production waste and other ferrous scrap.

With a required throughput of approximately 3 TPH, the AMB-H1075-250 provides a practical solution for continuous scrap metal recycling and volume reduction.

Key Customer Requirements

• Material: Stamping scrap / steel scrap / ferrous metal scrap

• Capacity: Approx. 3 tons per hour (3 TPH)

• Main goal: Reduce scrap volume

• Storage: Save floor and storage space

• Logistics: Reduce transportation volume and freight costs

• Application: Industrial metal manufacturing and scrap recycling

Why the Customer Chose ENERPAT

For the customer, after-sales support and equipment reliability were important factors in addition to the machine itself.

ENERPAT can provide local service and on-site support in the United States, making installation, commissioning and technical assistance more convenient for American customers.

Another important advantage was the opportunity to visit existing ENERPAT metal baler installations in the U.S. and see the equipment operating with real scrap material. This gave the customer an opportunity to verify the machine's performance before making a purchasing decision — seeing the machine in operation rather than relying only on specifications and videos.

The customer also valued ENERPAT's ability to provide available equipment for faster delivery, subject to final configuration and stock confirmation.

Result

By using a 250-ton hydraulic metal baler, the customer can transform bulky stamping scrap and steel offcuts into compact metal bales, helping to:

• Reduce the volume of loose metal scrap

• Improve scrap storage efficiency

• Save valuable factory floor space

• Make scrap handling easier

• Reduce transportation volume

• Lower potential freight costs

• Improve the overall efficiency of scrap metal recycling

For manufacturers generating several tons of stamping scrap, steel scrap and metal offcuts per hour, a hydraulic metal baler can provide an efficient way to compact production scrap before storage, recycling or transportation.