B5WVertical Baler

The B5W has been designed to service users with smaller amounts of waste yet requiring a model to handle bulky materials.

Characterised by a very wide filling opening of 1 metre this machine is extremely advantageous when handling larger cardboard boxes.

The chamber is equipped with rows of efficient barbs. These keep the material towards the back whilst ensuring optimum filling.

The B5W provides a press force of 5t and a filling opening of 1000mm x 500mm. Bale size is 1000 x 700 x 800mm. In terms of bale weight the B5W achieves weights between 80kg and 110kg when recycling cardboard. With plastic it’s slightly heavier at 90-130kg.

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I contacted the Greenbank team regarding the purchase of a new baler for our cardboard recycling operation. Following my initial enquiry, you visited the site to assess the available space, take measurements, and discuss the options best suited to our requirements. After the visit, I requested a quotation, which was extremely detailed and included all relevant specifications and drawings.

Once the quotation had been reviewed, I attended several meetings within my company to justify the expenditure. Following approval, I proceeded with placing the order.
Last week, you returned to site with an engineer and sales representative to carry out a further review and ensure everything remained suitable following the initial survey and quotation process.

Overall, my experience with Greenbank has been very positive. The professionalism, attention to detail, and support provided throughout the process have been excellent. I am now looking forward to the delivery and installation of the new baler.

Key Benefits


Frequently Asked Questions


For cardboard and low density plastic, the Bramidan B5W baler offers compaction ratios of up to 10:1. The automatic bale ejection on the B5W large cardboard baler makes it easy to remove the compacted bales from the machine. Once the bale is complete, the machine will automatically eject it from the chamber.

An industrial baler is a machine that is used to compact and compress materials into a more manageable form for storage, handling, and transportation. They are commonly used in the recycling and waste management industries to reduce the volume of materials such as cardboard, paper, plastics, and metal.

We offer three convenient purchase options for our vertical balers:

  1. Rental:
    • Payment Terms: A monthly invoice paid via direct debit on the first of every month.
  2. Lease:
    • Payment Terms: A quarterly invoice paid via direct debit to Siemens. 
  3. Outright Purchase:
    • Option 1: 3-Stage Payment Process:
      • 50% Deposit: An invoice is raised the day the sale is processed. Immediate payment is required to secure the machine.
      • 40% Dispatch: An invoice is raised the day the sale is processed. Payment is required before dispatching the machine, usually 2-3 days before shipment.
      • 10% Commissioning: An invoice is raised on the day the machine is installed and commissioned. You have 30 days to pay this invoice.
    • Option 2: Single Invoice:
      • Alternatively, you can opt to pay the entire amount upfront on a single invoice. Payment is required before we can release the machine.

If you have any further questions about our payment options or need assistance in choosing the best plan for your needs, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly sales team.


For large and bulky materials

An extra wide baler designed to handle large and bulky materials. The largest boxes can be thrown right in without being broken down.

Easy installation and wide application

This baler operates on a single phase power supply, which makes it easy to install in a wide variety of environments.

B5 Wide – Perfect for handling large boxes:

  • Large filling opening – Advantage when handling larger boxes
  • Easy to replace strap rolls – They are placed in front
  • Automatic ejection – Two-hand operation ejects the bale
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