Model 04
Cardboard Cruncher Pro Heavy
High-volume. All-day cardboard. 220V.
Formerly CBC Heavy.
High volume. Handled.
Handles all sizes and grades of cardboard with confidence.
By Design
Built for spaces that move volume.
Quiet operation, plugs into a standard 220V outlet. Great for spaces with large amounts of cardboard to process daily — restaurants, hospitals, warehouses, fulfillment.
Technical Specifications
The details.
Dimensions
42" x 19" x 46"
Weight
950 lb
Capacity
150 lb per hour
Power
220V / 30A
Noise Level
75 Db
Warranty
2 years
Questions
Frequently asked.
What is the CBC Pro Heavy?+
Our most powerful cardboard cruncher, built for warehouses, multi-unit facilities, and retail operations that move more cardboard than most.
What power does the Pro Heavy require?+
A 220-volt plug to power its larger motor. Everything else stays the same: quiet operation and simple day-to-day use.
How is the Pro Heavy different from the Pro Standard?+
Larger capacity and a bigger motor. It crunches more in every cycle and handles all sizes and grades of cardboard, while keeping the same quiet operation.
Does it help with recycling and composting?+
Yes. The shredded output is ready for recycling pickup, commercial composting as carbon-rich browns, mulch, or packaging filler — keeping cardboard out of the landfill.
Will it reduce our waste hauling costs?+
Reducing cardboard volume up to 10:1 means fewer bins, fewer pickups, and far less floor space lost to boxes.
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