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Baler Type


Industries


Agriculture

• Applications: Baling of crop residues like hay, straw, corn stalks, and sugarcane leaves. The bales are often used for animal feed, bedding, or bioenergy production.
• Benefits: Efficiently manages agricultural by-products, reduces storage space, and facilitates easy transportation.

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Recycling

• Applications: Baling of recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, and textiles. Balers are crucial in recycling facilities for processing large volumes of waste.

• Benefits: Reduces the volume of recyclables, making them easier to store, transport, and process, ultimately improving recycling efficiency.

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Waste Management

• Applications: Baling of municipal solid waste (MSW), industrial waste, and construction debris. Used in landfills, transfer stations, and waste processing plants.

• Benefits: Compresses waste to reduce landfill space, enhances waste handling, and can be used in waste-to-energy initiatives.

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Baling Applications


Step-by-step Baler Selector


What are you baling? (primary material) 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Corrugated (OCC) / mixed paper
  • Soft plastics (stretch/shrink film)
  • Rigid plastics (bottles, crates, purges)
  • Textiles / used clothes / rags
  • Biomass & fibers (coco peat, hay, plant fibers)
  • Foam & light fluff
  • Metals (aluminum cans, turnings/borings, light scrap)
  • Tires / rubber
  • Mixed waste (MSW/RDF pre-bale)
How much per day? 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Estimate daily volume (m³ or yd³) and weight (kg or lb).
  • Peak rate: average kg/hr (or lb/hr) during your busiest hour.
Bale size & handling limits 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Max bale footprint to fit your pallet or container.
  • Target bale weight your team/equipment can handle.
Density & downstream needs 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Higher density = better freight and rebate, but needs more force and sometimes cross-tying.
  • Ask your recycler’s preferred bale size/weight.
Feed method 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Manual (front door), cart tipper, conveyor, air cyclone, or in-line from a shredder/granulator.
Space, power, and location 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Available floor area & ceiling height.
  • Electrical service (phase/voltage).
  • Dock or container access.
Tie & consumables 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Steel wire (dense/heavy, metals), PET strap (OCC/plastics), PP rope/strap (textiles/biomass), hemp/rope (some fibers & ag).
  • Bale wrap/bags for fluffed materials.
Duty cycle & automation 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • 1–20 bales/day: manual or semi-auto vertical/twin-chamber.
  • 20–200+ bales/day: horizontal closed-door, auto-tie, or two-ram.
Safety & material quirks 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Springy light films (need anti-rebound features).
  • Dusty/fibrous (consider fluffer, bagging, dust control).
  • Wet/abrasive/corrosive (liner, wear plates, stainless touches).
Budget vs. total cost 2011-12-12 12:15:59
  • Look past purchase price: labor per bale, consumables, maintenance, energy, freight savings.
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Tie material guide


Steel wire: metals, dense rigid plastics, high-compression paper.

PET strapOCC, film, bottles—good strength, safer handling.

PP strap/rope or hemp rope: textiles, fibers, agriculture (when moderate compression is fine).

Plastic bags/wrap: with baling & bagging systems for loose/fibrous materials.

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Feed & layout tips


Manual door loading: simplest; good up to ~3 bales/hr.

Tipper + vertical: speeds up cart workflows.

Conveyor + horizontal: best for steady streams.

Air cyclone to baler: paper trim/film offcuts; add dust control.

Keep clearances for bale ejection, tie side, and safe operator access.

Tie material guide


Steel wire: metals, dense rigid plastics, high-compression paper.

PET strap: OCC, film, bottles—good strength, safer handling.

PP strap/rope or hemp rope: textiles, fibers, agriculture (when moderate compression is fine).

Plastic bags/wrap: with baling & bagging systems for loose/fibrous materials.

Feed & layout tips


Manual door loading: simplest; good up to ~3 bales/hr.

Tipper + vertical: speeds up cart workflows.

Conveyor + horizontal: best for steady streams.

Air cyclone to baler: paper trim/film offcuts; add dust control.

Keep clearances for bale ejection, tie side, and safe operator access.

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