A horizontal baler is a type of machinery used to compress various materials and bind them together, widely applied in waste recycling, logistics warehousing, and other fields. It reduces material volume for easier transportation and storage. Below is an in-depth introduction to horizontal balers:

Structure and Principle
- Feeding System: Materials enter the interior of the baler either manually or automatically.
- Compression System: This includes components such as hydraulic cylinders, oil pumps, motors, etc. Once the material enters the machine, the hydraulic system drives the piston to apply pressure on the material, compressing it into block or bale shapes.
- Baling System: After compression, strapping materials like steel straps, plastic bands, or other types are used to secure the compressed material, ensuring its shape remains stable for easy handling.
- Control System: Typically composed of a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), which coordinates the actions of each part to ensure the entire baling process runs automatically.
Safety Devices: To protect operators, balers are equipped with appropriate safety measures, such as emergency stop buttons and photoelectric switches.

Application Scope

Advantages
Model | Power | Baler size | Machine size | Oil pump | Cylinder |
120T | 22kw | 1100*850mm | 7000*2000*2300mm | 80mm | 230mm |
140T | 22kw | 1100*850mm | 7200*2000*2300mm | 125mm | 250mm |
160T | 37kw | 1100*1250mm | 8800*2000*2300mm | 125mm | 300mm |
200T | 37kw*2 | 1100*1250mm | 10000*2300*3600mm | Double 125mm | 350mm |