Horizontal baling machines are used to compress materials such as waste paper, cardboard, plastic, textiles, and other recyclable materials. The compression process is typically done using hydraulic force, which allows the materials to be tightly packed into bales. These machines are essential in recycling facilities, manufacturing plants, and other industries where there is a need to efficiently manage and transport large volumes of waste materials.
The operation of a horizontal baler involves several key steps:
Loading: Materials to be compressed are fed into the machine through a horizontal chute or opening.
Compression: Inside the machine, a hydraulic ram or piston applies force to compress the materials into a compact form. The hydraulic system generates high pressure to achieve the required density.
Baling: Once the desired density is reached, the compressed materials are bound together using wire, straps, or other binding materials to maintain their shape.
Ejection: The finished bale is then ejected from the machine, ready for storage or transport.
Horizontal balers are widely used in various industries, including:
Type | Nominal push force(kn) | Dimension of compressed room(L*W*H)mm | Package block dimension(L*W)mm | Production efficiency(Kg/h) |
Y81t-100A | 1000 | 1000*700*550 | 250*250 | 1200-1500 |
Y81t-125A | 1250 | 1200*700*600 | 300*300 | 1200-1800 |
Y81t-125Y | 1250 | 1200*700*600 | φ200 | 1200-1700 |
Y81t-135 | 1350 | 1400*900*700 | 350*350 | 1800-2200 |
Y81t-160 | 1600 | 1400*900*800 | 350*350 | 2000-3000 |
Y81t-160A | 1600 | 1600*1000*800 | 400*400 | 2000-3500 |
Y81t-160B | 1600 | 1600*1200*800 | 400*400 | 2000-4000 |
Y81t-200A | 2000 | 1600*1200*800 | 450*450 | 2500-4500 |
Y81t-200B | 2000 | 1800*1200*900 | 500*500 | 3000-5000 |