Industrial machinery for resource recovery

Vertical Balers

Three THE BALER vertical-baler configurations for separated recyclable streams. Compare 75 kg, 150 kg and 250 kg material-dependent bale references. The approved technical offer and product data sheet define the selected project configuration.

Product catalogue

  1. Product visualisation of TB75 Vertical Baler MODEL / 01

    TB75 Vertical Baler

    TB75 vertical baler: maximum pressing force 10 tf (≈ 98 kN) and a material-dependent bale reference of 75 kg.

    Maximum Pressing Force
    10 tf (≈ 98 kN)
    Bale Reference
    75 kg · material-dependent
    Cycle Time
    24 s
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  2. Product visualisation of TB150 Vertical Baler MODEL / 02

    TB150 Vertical Baler

    TB150 vertical baler: maximum pressing force 20 tf (≈ 196 kN) and a material-dependent bale reference of 150 kg.

    Maximum Pressing Force
    20 tf (≈ 196 kN)
    Bale Reference
    150 kg · material-dependent
    Cycle Time
    40 s
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  3. Product visualisation of TB250 Vertical Baler MODEL / 03

    TB250 Vertical Baler

    TB250 vertical baler: maximum pressing force 30 tf (≈ 294 kN) and a material-dependent bale reference of 250 kg.

    Maximum Pressing Force
    30 tf (≈ 294 kN)
    Bale Reference
    250 kg · material-dependent
    Cycle Time
    40 s
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Application review

Evaluate the complete batch-baling task.

The machine footprint is only one part of the decision. Material presentation, loading, cycle workflow and bale movement should be considered together.

Material evidence

Review composition, form, density, moisture, contamination and variability before treating a stream as suitable for baling.

  • Source separation
  • Material form
  • Variability

Batch-feeding workflow

Define how material reaches the chamber, how batches are controlled and how the operating sequence fits the site workflow.

  • Loading method
  • Batch control
  • Operator interface

Bale removal and handling

Plan the discharge zone, handling equipment, storage route and responsibility for moving the formed output.

  • Discharge clearance
  • Handling route
  • Storage interface

Site fit

Confirm clear height, floor or foundation conditions, access, utilities, guarding boundaries and service space.

  • Clear height
  • Access and utilities
  • Service envelope

Material Evidence to Prepare