Heavy Duty 80T Double Cylinder Baler for Plastic Film & Waste Paper Compressing

Basically the 80-ton press force is what catches most people when they first look at this, and it’s not just a number—that double cylinder setup with a 160mm inner diameter bore actually delivers steady, even compression on those tricky plastic films that tend to spring back.

We’ve found the U-shaped anti-dropping door is a real time-saver because you don’t have to babysit the bale while it’s forming, and the automatic package flip design means you’re not manually wrestling a 2000 kg machine (the overall weight gives you an idea of how solid the frame is).

One thing worth mentioning is the copper core motor on that 18.5KW unit—it runs cooler under continuous duty cycles than some aluminun-wound motors we’ve seen, so you’ll get roughly 15 to 20 bales per hour with consistent torque, give or take depending on how wet your material is.

The highly sealed oil pipe system keeps the hydraulic fluid where it belongs, which is especially important when you’re dealing with abrasive contaminants from waste textiles or paper that can wear out cheaper seals in 50 hours or so.

Motor power aside, the real limiting factor for throughput is strapping step with steel strips—it’s not suited for high-speed lines where you need a continuous feed of bales, but for a medium-volume recycling operation it handles that 1200x800x1000mm packed size just fine.

Color options are actually customizable if you need to match your facility’s scheme, though the standerd three-phase 380V electricla requirement is fixed—we usually have stock on the PLC/semi-automatic control version, but double-check the lead time for any votage conversion you might need.