Increase Material Value by Ensuring Availability of Necessary Bailing Infrastructure

Having the right bailing infrastructure in place is essential for maximizing the value of recyclable materials. Without proper equipment, materials remain loose and harder to transport, store, and sell—reducing their market value. This resource explains how investing in bailing systems improves efficiency, enhances recycling opportunities, and supports your sustainability goals.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Why bailing infrastructure is critical for material value and recovery
• Types of bailing equipment and their applications
• How proper bailing reduces contamination and improves recyclability
• Strategies for implementing bailing systems across multiple facilities

Download the guide now and start increasing the value of your recyclable materials through better infrastructure.

FAQs

Why does bailing infrastructure matter?
Proper bailing equipment ensures materials are compact, clean, and ready for transport, which increases their resale and recycling value.

What materials benefit most from bailing?
Corrugate, plastics, metals, and textiles are commonly bailed to improve handling and marketability.

Is investing in bailing equipment cost-effective?
Yes. While there is an upfront cost, bailing reduces storage and transportation expenses and increases revenue from recyclables.