Channel Baling Press Machine
What is a channel baling press?
Based on the compression’s direction, there are vertical baling press and horizontal baling press. Vertical baling press are front loaded and compress materials vertically from top to down, whilst horizontal balers are top loaded and compress scrap materials from the side (horizontally). A channel baling press belongs to the horizontal baler design. Because there is a top loading hopper making material feeding easy. So it is best suited to operations that process a variety of materials, demanding high output with high bale density and less labor involvement. They are ideal choices for places such as municipalities, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, scrap yards, recycling centers, shopping centers, transfer stations etc.
Different types of channel baling press
Generally speaking, there are manual tie and auto tie channel baling press options available. The manual tie channel baling presses are a good option for facilities that handle no more than 4 tons volume of waste per hour and also with relatively low labor cost. Except for manual tying, all other processes are automatic such as material feeding with a conveyor, compressing, bale outlet door opening and closing as well as bale ejection. Whilst, the auto tie channel baling presses feature fully automatic operation from feeding, compression, tying and bale ejection. The auto tie channel baling presses are perfect choice for waste management facilities who are baling very large volume of multi types of waste material daily. The baling operation is fully automatic requiring the minimum labor involvement.
Channel baling press from SINOBALER
SINOBALER is a specialized baler supplier in China. We offer both manual and auto channel baling presses with various different chamber sizes and baling capacities. If you are looking for a channel baling press, please feel free to contact us. And we will discuss about your specific baling needs in detail and propose the optimal baling solution.
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