What these machines are for
A fully automatic horizontal baler feeds continuously and ejects the finished bale itself, so tying never stops the line. These are the machines you buy when one baler has to keep up with a sorting line or a conveyor, not when you bale a few bales a day.
What to weigh up when choosing
- Throughput per hour is the number that decides the model — measure what your line actually produces at peak, not the daily average.
- Bale size drives your transport cost. Match it to the truck or container you actually load.
- Feeding method matters as much as the baler: conveyor, forklift or manual loading change what the machine needs to be.
- Automatic tying removes an operator from the machine — worth it above a certain volume, wasted money below it.
Detailed specifications are available on request. Tell us your material and expected throughput, and we will send the model data that fits.
What we need from you to quote
- Material type and how it arrives (loose, baled, mixed)
- Peak throughput you need to keep up with
- How you load the machine and how you remove finished bales
- Where the machine will stand — indoor, covered or open air