The optimal placement for installing a baler depends on several factors, including material flow, space availability, and waste handling procedures at the facility. The optimal placement for installing a baler depends on several factors, including material flow, space availability, and waste handling procedures at the facility.
Our experts are available to assist in selecting the optimal installation location for the baler. You’re welcome to get in touch.
Each of our devices features a high-quality anti-corrosive coating that protects and strengthens the baler surface, eliminating the risk of corrosion and paint chipping.
All our devices can be operated by anyone, including individuals under 18 years of age. However, emptying devices larger than our NK60 model requires individuals to be 18 years or older. Thanks to built-in safety mechanisms, only a short training session for the staff is required before starting to work safely.
The baler is equipped with a chamber full indicator that signals when the machine is full through an orange light located under the start button. Additionally, when the baler is full, the pressing plate remains in a lowered position on the bale, preventing the addition of further waste.
Yes. All our vertical balers require manual tying. However, tying bales is made very easy thanks to our unique tying system and takes only a few minutes.
With our special system, tying cardboard or plastic bales is very straightforward.
1. When the baler is empty, you should lay the straps along the grooves and tie them to the front part of the chamber bottom at the loop knot.
2. Create a cardboard or plastic bale.
3. Pull the straps forward to the appropriate length to tie them to the previously tied loops.
4. Cut the strap – there is a knife on the device for cutting the strap.
5. Eject the bale from the chamber and prepare the chamber for the next one.
Yes, both straps and steel wire can be used for bale tying. In small balers, tying is only possible using straps.
We provide suitable wire and straps to our customers. We ensure swift delivery to the user’s specified location. Just contact our sales department. Just contact our sales department.
The productivity of balers varies based on the specific model. Smaller balers can produce between 2 to 3 bales per hour, while larger models can achieve productivity ranging from 3 to 4 bales in the same time frame.
The pressing cycles in our devices are quite rapid, ranging from 18 to 51 seconds in the largest balers.
The balers offered by our company boast exceptional noise reduction. Thanks to the implementation of advanced power packs, they generate minimal sound disturbances, positioning them among the quietest devices available on the market. The noise level during the operation of the balers is comparable to that of a standard printer or a regular conversation between two people. This allows for their installation in workspaces without impacting the users’ comfort.
We provide digital automatic locks for our devices. With these locks, access to the baler is limited to authorized users designated by the primary user.
No. Our balers are high-quality machines designed with minimal maintenance needs and low operating costs in mind.
To maintain the device’s efficiency and ensure long-term, trouble-free operation, we recommend signing a service agreement. We offer various service packages, ranging from yearly safety inspections to comprehensive servicing.
Vertical balers can be installed both indoors and outdoors. However, if you plan to place them outside, we recommend setting up the device under a shelter to limit the impact of weather conditions like rain or snow.
It’s crucial to position the vertical baler on a stable, flat surface and conduct regular servicing. Our team of specialists is always available to recommend the best installation location.
