When the machine is exposed to water and other liquids, the ASTM A123/A123M galvanized steel coating provides protection and increases lifetime.
Time-saving and easy waste handling
Bale weight cardboard (lbs) | 600-775 |
Bale weight plastic foil (lbs) | 775-1,000 |
Press force (lbs) | 66,200 |
Power supply | 208/230/480V 3-phase 60Hz |
Motor (HP) | 5.5 |
Noise Level (dB) | 59-60 |
Cycle time avg. (sec) | 25 |
Dimensions WxDxH (inch) | 69 x 50 x 91 |
Weight (lbs) | 3,800 |
Feed opening WxH (inch) | 43 x 26 |
Load height (inch) | 45 |
Chamber height (inch) | 66 |
Stroke (inch) | 37 |
Number of ties | 4 |
Type of tying | Twine / Steel wire |
Full bale light | Yes |
Bale eject | Automatic |
Waste volume | Medium |
Our Flap Door is specially developed for handling PET bottles.
The Flap Door works just like a chute for the bottles and makes it easy to throw bottles directly into the baler either separately or in full sacks.
All of our balers are usually very quiet and can be placed in a variety of work environments without causing a disturbance.
Our B-series vertical balers have a very low noise level that never exceeds 57 – 68 decibels. The noise is comparable to that of a vacuum cleaner or air conditioning system.
Our X-series vertical balers have an even lower noise level that does not exceed 59 decibels. The noise is equivalent to conversational speech.
Yes, we supply a draining add-on for select models. With this solution, you will be able to bale waste materials that contain liquids, such as aluminum cans and PET bottles.
To prevent splashing, our draining system also includes a seal for the bottom door.
Yes, you can bale cans and other light metal waste (ie. aluminum) in a baler.
To bale cans, you will need a machine with a high press force that will compact the material during the first press cycle. With cross cylinders and long cylinder strokes, our X-series balers are designed for compacting cans and other heavy duty materials.
For a tight and stable bale, we suggest layering a piece of cardboard on both the top and bottom of the finished bale. Another option is to cover the finished bale in shrink wrap.