Are your machines compatible with international standards and OSHA?

Yes, our machines meet both international electrical standards and OSHA safety regulations.

OSHA is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a U.S. agency ensuring workplace safety by setting and enforcing standards.

Drum Crushers Compactors

Heavy Duty Drum Crushers and Barrel Compactors Systems

Looking for a powerful solution to handle steel drums and barrels?

Our line of heavy-duty hydraulic drum crushers and compactors is built to meet the demands of both commercial and industrial operations. Whether you need an in-plant setup or a portable unit, we offer a full range of models powered by electric, gasoline, or diesel engines.

Our machines deliver crushing power from 60,000 to 85,000 lbs, reducing standard 55 gallon steel drums to as little as 2.5 inches in height—saving you space and cutting down on disposal and transport costs.

Engineered with strong American craftsmanship and industrial-grade quality, our drum crushers are built for high performance and long-term reliability, even in the most demanding environments.

We proudly build the strongest drum crushers in the world, designed to outperform and outlast in any heavy-duty application.

DC5000-5 Electric

DC5000-10 Electric

DC5000-10 Electric

DC5000-11 Gasoline

DC5000-10 Diesel

DC6000-11 Gasoline

DC7000-10 Electric

DC7000-10 Diesel

DC8000-20 Diesel

Drum Crushers - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is a Drum Crusher?

A Drum Crusher (or barrel compactor) is a machine that compresses metal drums into flat compact discs for easier handling and disposal.

2. What are the basic requirements for a drum crusher?

A proper drum crusher should have at least 60,000 lbs of crushing force, a 5" cylinder bore, a 3" solid steel push rod, and a 5 HP hydraulic pump to crush 55-gallon steel drums down to 3 inches.

3. What’s the difference between Commercial and Industrial Drum Crushers?

Commercial models can crush several hundred drums per day and are suitable for standard operations.
Industrial models are built for continuous use, capable of crushing up to 1,400 drums daily, and can handle larger drums or compact materials inside the drum.

4. What features affect drum crusher performance?

Crushing cylinder bore size (most important)
Steel push rod diameter (important)
Engine horsepower
Hydraulic tank capacity

5. Do you ship drum crushers internationally?

Yes, we offer worldwide shipping.

6. Are your machines compatible with international electrical standards and OSHA regulations?

Yes, our equipment meets both U.S. and international electrical and safety standards. All machines are OSHA-compliant.

7. What is OSHA?

OSHA stands for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a U.S. agency created to ensure workplace safety by setting and enforcing standards.