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September 2007 - W.H Marren Ltd (BM5 Baler)

After visiting Turkey and ordering a new BM6 Baling Press, Jon Marren required something whilst we built the new one. The site in Bursa had two new BM6 balers which had replaced this original BM5 machine. A deal was struck, so we shipped and commissioned it one month later. The baler has proved extremely reliable, despite being 10 years old...

November 2007 - W.H Marren (BMM500i Shear)

W.H Marren collect, sort and process a range of aluminium extrusion amongst other material. In order to process long lengths of extrusion, they chose the BMM500i because of its speed, robust design and fast cutting action. The BMM500i has a 500mm blade and fierce cutting force allowing Marren's to cut a range of material...

November 2007 - Bradford Moor (Iron & Steel) Ltd (BM5 Baler)

Bradford Moor is a medium sized scrap processing company. They previously used another 3-ram baling press for processing aluminium extrusion but struggled to get the maximum payload in their trucks. The purchase of their BM5 baler, with a final compression of 210t (more than double their previous baler) has solved this problem and dramatically reduced their transport costs...

November 2007 - P.J Farrow & Sons Ltd (BM2-22 Baler)

After visiting the RWM'07 exhibition in Birmingham, P.J Farrow were impressed by the large loading box and final compression force and shortly after the show made the purchase. He was the first UK scrap metal processor to take delivery of this type of baler. Farrow's process a range of non-ferrous material including copper tanks and tube...

December 2007 - J & P Lewis (Metals) Ltd (C600DT Shear/Baler)

This was the first Shear/Baler to arrive in the UK. This shear was chosen by Mark Lewis for its heavy build quality and value for money. This family business processes profile sheet plate at a rate of over 100t per day and use the radio control for one-man operation. The robust design makes short work of the hardened steel plate...

January 2008 - Pitford Metals Ltd (2 x BMM320 Shear)

After using a competitors shears for many years, Pitford Metals set about replacing them with 2 of our BMM320 models. They commented on how quiet the machines were in comparison as they are used in close proximity to working personnel and noticed the improvement in build quality, ease of adjustment and fast cutting speed...

January 2008 - J & P Lewis (Metals) Ltd (BM6 Baler)

Having seen a similar model baling car body panels from the Fiat Motor Group in Bursa, Turkey baling steel clips at a rate of 14 tons/hour, it was clear that it was more than capable of superceding his older automatic press. This baler is capable of making 140kg bales from steel clips, 70kg bales from tyre wire and even light steel profile...

April 2008 - W.H Marren Ltd (BM6 Baler)

Jon Marren took delivery of this high compression baling press after visiting a site in Bursa, Turkey. He was impressed by the highly compressed bales, fast cycle time, heavy build quality and value for money. Production has been vastly improved for the site, where quick turnaround of their product is extremely important...

May 2008 - T-Met Ltd (BM2 Baler)

In order to expand their non-ferrous operation in N.Ireland, T-Met chose the BM2-22 for its robust design, large loading area and value for money. The grooved charging box lined in Hardox 500, reduces wear and jamming. Blades all around the edges, trim excess scrap...

July 2008 - Atlas Metals Ltd (C600DT Shear/Baler)

A long standing relationship with Atlas Metals over a number of years beared fruit last year when they ordered a new C600DT Shear/Baler after viewing an established machine in Eindhoven, Holland. John was impressed with the robust design as he was used to running Lindemann and Harris equipment previously...

August 2008 - EMR Ltd (C600DT Shear/Baler)

After viewing the shear at J & P Lewis processing a range of hardened profile plate, it was established that this type of shear would withstand the amount of scrap required to be processed at one of the UK's busiest yards. One man operation and heavy durable build were just a couple of reasons for the choice of machine...

September 2008- Ballyvesey Recycling Solutions Ltd (BM2 Baler)

Representatives from Ballyvesey Recycling Solutions visited our stand at the RWM'09 exhibition at the NEC, Birmingham and bought the BM2 Baling Press off the stand. They were impressed by the robust design, ease of operation and value for money on offer. Ballyvesey collected the machine immediately after the show.

December 2008 - J.Doyle Ltd (C600DT Shear/Baler)

J.Doyle's first Shear/Baler will now be the heart of their scrap processing operation. This 600T Shear will make short work of their structural, profile, light iron and ELV's. The heavy duty build, robust design and quality components made the choice easy. This machine is operated by radio control with full automatic cycles controlled by one man in the crane.

January 2009- J.R Adams Ltd (BM6 4040 FLW Baler)

Our first new machine in Scotland is probably our flagship triple compression unit. Boasting a 1500mm x 2600mm loading box and 400mm x 400mm bales, this makes short work of steel clips, cuttings, rolls, sheets, cans and extrusion. The final compression is 290t making extremely compact bales, for export or direct sale to the foundry...

March 2009 - George Gallagher Metals (BM2-30 Auto Baler)

Our first automatic BM2 Baling press in UK. This machine works from a simple radio control on manual or automatic cycle operation. This allows the operator to load the large charging box and start the baling cycle whilst performing other duties, saving time and money.

March 2009 - W.Howarth Metals (BM6 3030 FL)

This baler is an integral part of production at the new site of W.Howarth Metals (151 Group). This baler will be responsible for processing all the aluminium scrap brought in to the site for melting into ingots. The baler has been installed underground and has a cycle time of just 40 seconds with a capacity of approximately 6-11 tons/hour...

June 2009 - W.H Marren Ltd (BM5 4040)

This baler marks the 5th machine supplied by ADRS and the 4th Birim Makina showing confidence in the build quality of the turkish machines. This particular model has a final compression force of 240t and a bale size of 400 x 400 (mm) which makes short work of all types of non ferrous scrap. Fully automatic and remotely controlled...

 August 2009 - Morris & Co (Harris TGS25)

This is the 2nd machine supplied by ADRS and the first automatic baler. This machine was formerly working in an aluminium plant and was dismantled, serviced and checked before installing into Morris's yard Nr Doncaster. The machine will primarily be processing drinks cans...