63 Tons Vertical Waste Paper Baler High Efficiency for PET Bottles & HDPE Jars
The Y82-63 Vertical Waste Paper Baler is a compact, high-efficiency hydraulic baler designed for compressing waste paper, cardboard, PET bottles, and HDPE jars. With a nominal push force of 63 tons, a throughput of 8 bales per hour, and a cycle time of 35 seconds, it efficiently converts loose materials into dense, high-quality bales for easier storage, transportation, and recycling. Widely used in recycling centers, paper mills, logistics warehouses, and plastic recycling facilities, this vertical hydraulic baler is ideal for sustainable waste management.
Applications
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Model |
Y82-63 |
| Nominal Push Force |
63 tons |
| Bale Weight |
400–500kg |
| Bale Size (L×W×H) |
1150×900×1000mm |
| Motor Power |
15kW |
| Cycle Time |
35 seconds |
| Throughput |
8 bales/hour |
| Machine Dimensions (L×W×H) |
1500×1200×2900mm |
| Machine Weight |
4000kg |
Key Advantages
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High Efficiency: Fast cycle time and 8 bales/hour throughput reduce energy consumption.
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Strong Compression: 63-ton force ensures uniform, dense bales of paper, PET bottles, and HDPE jars.
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Versatile Applications: Ideal for cardboard, paper, PET bottles, and HDPE jars.
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User-Friendly: PLC control, easy maintenance, suitable for continuous production.
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Durable & Reliable: Stable hydraulic system ensures long-term performance.
FAQ
Q1: What materials can Y82-63 Vertical Waste Paper Baler process?
A1: Mainly cardboard, cartons, waste paper, PET bottles, and HDPE jars.
Q2: What is the average bale weight?
A2: Approximately 400–500kg per bale.
Q3: Can the machine run automatically?
A3: Yes, it supports automatic operation and can work with a conveyor for continuous production.
After-Sales Service
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Warranty: One-year warranty with lifelong maintenance.
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Technical Support: 24/7 remote and on-site guidance.
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Spare Parts Supply: Genuine parts for long-term use.
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Installation & Training: Global installation and operator training services.
