Orwak helps hotels compact waste and bale recyclables.
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Orwak North America helps hotels from coast to coast (and Hawaii) manage waste using trash compactors, power balers and multi chamber balers to reduce trash volume, reduce trash removal costs and increase recycling rates.
The Top 7 Reasons Why Hotels Choose Orwak. Orwak compactors and balers lead to...
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Get an overview of the Orwak Compact 3110. Learn how to make and eject a cardboard bale.
Hotel Success Stories
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If you own or manage a hotel, you know a lot about managing trash whether you like it or not. According to the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA), “A 300-room hotel can generate as much as three tons of waste per day. But did you know that this same research states that 60% of that waste is recyclable? One example of a hotel that exemplifies efficiency, space, safety and return on investment is the Royal Kona Resort in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
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Minnesuing Acres is a beautiful Executive Retreat and Conference Center located directly on the picturesque Lake Nebagamon in Wisconsin. What makes this travel destination particularly unique, is not their scenic views of the lake, their delicious cuisine or their friendly service. It is their 29 year old Orwak 5030 trash compactor. Okay, that’s not true. It is the views, the food and the service that makes it unique, but just for today, let’s also say it is the presence of the 29 year old Orwak 5030 - the oldest, continuously running Orwak 5030 Trash Compactor in America.
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Customer Testimonials
“The Orwak 5030 makes managing trash much simpler. It paid for itself, a long, long time ago. We would buy a new one, but the old one just keeps on going and going and going!”
- Jon Lindberg, Caretaker for Minnesuing Acres Executive Retreat and Conference Center
“My team simply bales the cardboard inside the facility using the Orwak 3420 cardboard baler - eliminating the cardboard dumpster cost and the need to go outside late at night. Then a recycler picks it up for free and pays us a rebate for the baled cardboard.”
- Bradley Carlson, Facilities Manager, Royal Kona Resort
