A compact solution
to film waste.
KP-series film compactors turn edge trim and film waste into stackable bars at the collection point or at your line, depending on the model. Developed and built in Halle/Westfalen, backed by more than 60 years of mechanical-engineering experience.
KP-series film compactors.
Our core focus for more than 25 years: edge trim and film waste are fed through a hopper or a direct connection, depending on the model, then compacted and welded into stackable bars — reducing volume by up to 80%, ready for recycling and transport.
- Edge trim
- Punching waste
- Film remnants
- Extrusion lines
- Laminating lines
- Slitting & winding lines
- Printing lines
- Bag-making lines
Material inlet
Loose film is fed directly into the compactor.
The material stream enters the inlet hopper continuously.
Compacted result
Compacted film leaves the machine as a compact bar.
Up to 80% less waste volume.
- Direct connection, existing extraction system or hopper feed
- Based on the required throughput
Extract. Compact. Weld. Cut to length.
Infeed by direct connection or hopper, automatic intake and welding in the heated channel produce stackable bars ready for recycling and transport. The exact format depends on the model.
Extract
A direct pipe connection to your system — or to your existing extraction setup.
Compact
The material is automatically drawn into the suction and compaction channel.
Weld
The piston welds the film into a solid block all the way around inside the heated channel.
Cut to length
The finished bars are cut to the desired length with the cut-to-length device for easy handling.
Which compactor fits your application?
Material, waste quantity, feeding method and installation determine the right size and configuration.
The KP series is also available through hire purchase or rental to businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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Technical development since 1962.
A patent, a prototype, industrial plant engineering and finally a dedicated line for film waste: the PAVEL archive shows how decades of hands-on curiosity grew into dependable engineering.
- 1962Patent and first prototype
- 1963Started as a three-man business
- TodayKP series and metal processing
Contract metal processing.
The same production facility that builds our machines also makes your parts: four processes under one roof — available individually or as a complete process chain, with one delivery date.
Services at a Glance
Contract manufacturing — from drawing to quote.
For laser or waterjet cuts, formed parts, or surface finishing, send us your drawing, material, and quantity. We check the right process chain and return a specific quote.