The Double Compression feature enhances the efficiency of the baling press by applying two stages of compression to waste materials. This results in more compact and tightly bound bales, ensuring better storage and transport. The Up Ejection mechanism efficiently ejects the finished bales upwards, improving automation and operational workflow.

Triple Compression applies three stages of pressure to maximize bale density, ensuring more compact and tightly bound materials. This feature is ideal for handling large volumes of waste, enhancing storage and transport efficiency. The Jumbo size bales are designed to minimize handling costs and improve overall waste management.

Triple Compression – Heavy Duty uses three compression stages to tightly pack waste materials, ensuring maximum density. This feature efficiently handles even the toughest materials for optimal storage and transport. Designed for durability, it’s ideal for high-volume, heavy-duty waste management.

Heavy Duty Double Compression applies two stages of pressure to compress tough waste materials into highly dense bales. This process ensures efficient storage and transport, reducing handling costs. Designed for durability, it is perfect for managing large volumes of heavy waste materials.

The Double Compression Bailing Machine applies two compression stages to efficiently compact waste materials into dense bales. The front ejection system ensures smooth and quick removal of the finished bales. This design enhances productivity, optimizing storage and transport efficiency.

The Cabin Type Goods Lift design ensures safe and efficient operation with easy access. Triple compression maximizes bale density, ideal for large volumes of scrap. The Jumbo size improves storage and transport efficiency.

Telescopic cylinders are used when an application requires a compact retracted dimension, but needs a longer stroke. These cylinders are generally single acting and are available in two to five stages. Common mounting options for telescopic cylinders are trunnion and cross-tube.

Telescopic cylinders are used when an application requires a compact retracted dimension, but needs a longer stroke. These cylinders are generally single acting and are available in two to five stages. Common mounting options for telescopic cylinders are trunnion and cross-tube.