Cardboard Compactors
Need a compactor for your company’s recycling needs? Get the best results from your equipment with Norton Equipment.
Your Choice For Your Next Cardboard Compactor
Compactors are an economical and reliable piece of equipment used to densify and transport your waste materials. Your materials may be hauled to a recycler or to a disposal site. New and used compactors are available.
Stationary Compactors
Stationary compactors are installed on site with a removable container that is hauled away and emptied.
Self-Contained Compactors
Self-contained cardboard compactor have a power unit installed on site and the complete unit is picked up and emptied.
Pre-Crusher Compactors
Pre-crusher compactors are stationary compactors that have a door on the discharge that your materials are crushed against prior to pushing them into the container.
Conveyors and cart dumpers are available to load your compactors.
Custom installations and chutes are available.
Service and repair is available on all makes and models of compactors.
- Open top roll-off containers
- Receiver boxes
- Recycler containers
Compactor FAQs
Considering a compactor? Chances are you’ve got questions—and we’ve got answers. As the compactor pros, Norton Equipment Co. (NEC) is here to answer your questions and help you determine the right compactor for your business needs. Start here then get in touch to dig into your specific needs, business goals and budget.
Norton Equipment Co. provides sales, service, parts and support for recycling systems throughout the states of Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas.
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