SRSDE provides a wide range of high-quality vertical balers designed to meet the diverse needs of industries such as retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and logistics. Our balers are built to efficiently handle various materials, including cardboard, plastics, and textiles, ensuring effective recycling and waste management. With a focus on durability, ease of use, and energy efficiency, our machines allow your staff to operate them with minimal training, making them a cost-effective solution for your business. Additionally, our balers are equipped with advanced safety features to ensure a secure working environment.
Beyond offering top-notch equipment, SRSDE is committed to providing exceptional customer support throughout the entire lifecycle of our products. From initial consultation to installation and ongoing maintenance, our expert team is dedicated to ensuring your vertical baler functions optimally. We understand that every business has unique needs, which is why we offer tailored solutions and flexible financing options to meet your specific requirements.
To further enhance the value of our equipment, we offer comprehensive training programs to ensure your team is fully proficient in using the balers and maximizing their potential. Our customer service team is always available to provide prompt assistance and address any concerns that may arise.
When you choose SRSDE, you’re not just purchasing equipment; you’re investing in a partnership aimed at improving your waste management processes and contributing to a more sustainable future. Let us help you reduce waste, save on disposal costs, and improve your environmental impact.
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Description
Versatile and Durable Vertical Balers for Every Industry
SRSDE provides a diverse selection of vertical balers tailored to meet the demands of various sectors, including retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and logistics. Our Vertical Balers are designed to efficiently process a range of materials such as cardboard, plastics, and textiles, offering both versatility and effectiveness in your recycling operations. What distinguishes our equipment is its focus on durability and user-friendliness, enabling your staff to operate the machines with minimal training. Additionally, our vertical balers feature advanced safety measures and energy-efficient technology to help your business achieve operational excellence and sustainability.
Comprehensive Support and Customized Solutions for Your Business
In addition to the high quality of our equipment, SRSDE is committed to delivering exceptional customer support. From initial consultation to installation and ongoing maintenance, our expert team optimizes your vertical baler functions. Recognizing that every business has unique needs, we offer customized solutions and flexible financing options to suit your specific requirements. By choosing SRSDE, you invest in a partner dedicated to enhancing your waste management processes and supporting a greener future for your business.
Efficient and Sustainable Vertical Balers for Diverse Industries
SRSDE provides an extensive range of vertical balers designed to cater to the diverse needs of various industries, including retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and logistics. Our vertical bailers are engineered to efficiently process a broad spectrum of materials such as cardboard, plastics, and textiles, ensuring both versatility and effectiveness in your recycling operations. These machines are built with a focus on durability and ease of use, so your staff can operate them with minimal training. Our balers also come with the latest safety features and energy-efficient technology, supporting your business in achieving operational excellence while contributing to sustainability goals.
Dedicated Customer Support and Tailored Solutions
Our commitment goes beyond the superior quality of our equipment. SRSDE is dedicated to providing exceptional customer support throughout the entire lifecycle of our products. From the initial consultation to installation and ongoing maintenance, our team of experts is committed to ensuring that your vertical baler operates smoothly and effectively. We recognize that every business has unique requirements, which is why we offer tailored solutions and flexible financing options to meet your specific needs.
Expert Training and Ongoing Support for Optimal Performance
Moreover, we offer comprehensive training programs to ensure your team is fully proficient in using the equipment, maximizing its potential, and extending its lifespan. Our customer service team is always available to provide prompt assistance and address any questions or concerns that may arise.
By choosing SRSDE, you are not just purchasing a piece of equipment; you are investing in a partnership dedicated to optimizing your waste management processes and promoting a greener future. We are committed to helping your business reduce waste, cut disposal costs, and improve its environmental footprint. With our support, you can focus on your core operations, confident that your waste management needs are in expert hands.
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Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS
| Baler Dimensions (W x D x H): 47 1/4″ x 29 1/2″ x 95 3/4″ | Feed Height: 32 3/4” |
| Baler Chamber (D x H): 24” x 30” | Bale Weight: 100-250 lbs OCC |
| Bale Dimensions (W x D x H): 36” x 24” x 30” | Pump: 3.2 gpm |
| Control Voltage: 110 – 120 vac | Electric: 208 / 230 / 460 – 3 phase |
| Shipping Weight: 1,350 lbs | Cylinder Bore: 4” |
| Cylinder Rod: 2 1/2” | Rod Stroke: 32” |
| Average Cycle Time: 39 seconds | Motor: 3 HP |
| Working Pressure: 1,600 PSI | Relief Pressure: 1,900 PSI |
| Working Force: 20,100 PSI | Relief Force: 23,870 PSI |
| Nor Ram Pressure: 23.6 PSI | Max Ram Pressure: 28 PSI |
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Model
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Pressure (TON)
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Press Room
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Weight(Kg)
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Machine Size (M)
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Power (KW)
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V-S004
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10
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0.8*0.4*1.3
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570
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1.4*0.7*2.8
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4
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V-S175
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10
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0.8*0.4*1.3
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570
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1.4*0.7*2.8
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7.5
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V-S275
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20
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0.8*0.4*1.3
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620
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1.4*0.7*2.8
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7.5
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V-S311
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30
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1*0.6*1.35
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720
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1.6*0.9*2.8
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11
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V-D311
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30
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1*0.6*1.35
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800
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1.6*0.9*2.8
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11
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V-D411
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40
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1*0.6*1.35
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850
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1.6*0.9*2.8
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11
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V-D615
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60
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1.2*0.8*1.6
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1550
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1.5*1.1*3.2
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15
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Installation
Preparing for Installation
Before beginning the installation process, ensure that the area is clear and has adequate space for the vertical baler. Verify that the machine is positioned on a stable, level surface, and the surrounding environment is safe for operation. Check that all necessary utilities, such as electricity and compressed air (if required), are available.
Unpacking the Baler
Carefully remove the baler from its packaging, inspecting for any damage that may have occurred during shipping. Ensure all components are included according to the packing list and that no parts are missing. If any issues are noticed, contact customer support before proceeding.
Setting Up the Baler
Position the baler in the designated location, ensuring that there is enough clearance around the machine for easy access to loading and unloading areas. Connect the baler to the power source and any required utilities, following the manufacturer’s instructions for proper installation. Double-check that all electrical and mechanical connections are secure.
Testing the Equipment
Once installed, perform an initial test to ensure the baler operates correctly. Run the machine with a small amount of material to check for proper function, including pressing, compacting, and ejecting. Listen for any unusual sounds or malfunctions. If any issues arise, consult the troubleshooting guide or contact support.
Safety Checks and Final Inspection
Before starting full operations, conduct a thorough safety inspection. Ensure that all safety features, such as emergency stops, safety guards, and interlocks, are in place and functioning properly. Verify that the machine meets all local safety regulations.
Training and Operation
Once the baler is fully installed and operational, ensure your staff is properly trained on its use. Provide training on loading, operating, and maintaining the baler safely and efficiently. Make sure they understand safety protocols and how to troubleshoot common issues.
Maintenance
Regular Cleaning and Maintenance
To ensure optimal performance and longevity, it is important to clean the baler regularly. Remove any debris or material buildup around the feeding area, compacting chamber, and ejection area. Use a soft cloth or brush to clean the machine’s exterior and interior parts, avoiding the use of harsh chemicals that could damage components.
Inspect Moving Parts
Check all moving parts, such as the ram, conveyor (if applicable), and any mechanical links for signs of wear or damage. Lubricate these parts as needed using manufacturer-recommended lubricants. Pay particular attention to high-wear areas to prevent premature breakdowns.
Check Electrical Connections
Inspect the electrical connections and wiring regularly to ensure there are no loose or exposed wires. Tighten any loose connections and check for signs of wear or corrosion on electrical components. If you notice any electrical issues, contact a professional technician to address the problem.
Test Safety Features
Perform routine tests on all safety features of the baler, including emergency stop buttons, safety interlocks, and guards. Ensure that these systems are functioning correctly to protect operators during use. If any safety components are malfunctioning, they should be replaced or repaired immediately.
Inspect Hydraulic Systems (if applicable)
If your baler uses a hydraulic system, check the hydraulic fluid levels and inspect for leaks or signs of wear. Ensure that all hydraulic hoses and fittings are properly connected and in good condition. Replace hydraulic fluid and filters according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Monitor Performance and Efficiency
Regularly monitor the baler’s performance to identify any changes in efficiency, such as difficulty in compacting or slower cycles. Reduced performance may indicate the need for maintenance or repairs. Address any performance issues promptly to avoid downtime and maximize productivity.
Schedule Professional Inspections
In addition to routine checks, schedule annual professional inspections of the baler to ensure all internal components are functioning properly. These inspections help detect potential problems early and keep the baler running efficiently.
Q&A
Q: How often should I clean the baler?
A: It’s recommended to clean the baler regularly, ideally after every use or at least once a week, depending on the volume of material being processed. This helps prevent material buildup and ensures smooth operation.
Q: What should I do if the baler isn’t compacting material properly?
A: If the baler is not compacting material effectively, check for blockages in the feeding area or compacting chamber. Inspect the hydraulic system (if applicable), and ensure all parts are properly lubricated. If the issue persists, refer to the troubleshooting guide or contact customer support.
Q: How can I tell if the baler’s safety features are working correctly?
A: Perform routine tests on safety features such as the emergency stop button, safety guards, and interlocks. Make sure they respond promptly when activated. If any safety features fail to operate, they should be repaired or replaced immediately.
Q: How often should I inspect the hydraulic system?
A: The hydraulic system should be inspected regularly for leaks, hose wear, and fluid levels. Check the hydraulic fluid and replace it according to the manufacturer’s recommended schedule to ensure optimal performance.
Q: What should I do if the baler is making unusual noises?
A: Unusual noises may indicate worn-out parts, loose components, or lack of lubrication. Inspect the moving parts for wear and tear, tighten any loose bolts, and lubricate the necessary parts. If the noise continues, contact a professional technician for further evaluation.
Q: How can I extend the lifespan of the baler?
A: Regular maintenance, including cleaning, lubrication, safety checks, and monitoring for wear, will help extend the lifespan of the baler. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule and address any issues promptly to prevent further damage.
Q: Can I perform maintenance on the baler myself?
A: Yes, many routine maintenance tasks, such as cleaning, lubrication, and safety checks, can be performed by your team. However, for more complex tasks, such as electrical or hydraulic repairs, it’s best to contact a professional technician to ensure proper handling.
Q: How do I know if the baler is operating efficiently?
A: Monitor the baler’s performance regularly. If the baler is running slower than usual, producing less compact bales, or requiring more power to operate, these could be signs that maintenance is needed. Regular inspections help ensure efficiency and prevent potential issues.
Q: What should I do if the baler’s motor stops working?
A: If the motor stops working, check the electrical connections and ensure the power supply is functioning correctly. Inspect any fuses or circuit breakers for faults. If the problem persists, contact a technician for a thorough inspection of the motor and electrical system.
Q: Can I use the baler for materials other than cardboard and plastics?
A: While our balers are designed for a range of materials like cardboard, plastics, and textiles, it’s important to consult the product manual for guidelines on compatible materials. Using the baler for materials outside its specifications can cause damage to the machine.
Advantages / Disadvantages
Advantages of SRSDE Vertical Balers:
- Enhanced Efficiency
SRSDE vertical balers are designed for optimal performance, efficiently processing materials like cardboard, plastics, and textiles, ensuring quick and smooth recycling operations. - Space-Saving Design
The compact design of our vertical balers makes them ideal for businesses with limited space. They are easily integrated into various environments, from retail to manufacturing facilities. - User-Friendly Operation
Our balers are built with ease of use in mind, requiring minimal training for your staff. This allows your team to quickly get up to speed and operate the machine effectively. - Durability and Longevity
Built with high-quality materials and advanced engineering, SRSDE balers are designed to withstand heavy use and continue performing at a high level for years, reducing maintenance needs. - Safety Features
Advanced safety mechanisms, including emergency stops and protective guards, ensure that operators are protected during use, making the balers a safe choice for any workplace. - Energy Efficiency
Our balers incorporate energy-efficient technology, helping your business reduce electricity consumption and lower operational costs while supporting sustainability goals. - Customization Options
SRSDE offers tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of your business, whether it’s different bale sizes or unique material requirements, making it easier to integrate into your waste management strategy.
Disadvantages of SRSDE Vertical Balers:
- Initial Investment
While our balers provide long-term savings, the initial cost of purchasing the equipment may be higher compared to basic waste disposal solutions, which could be a consideration for some businesses. - Space Requirements
Although compact, vertical balers still require a dedicated area for safe operation. For businesses with extremely limited space, this could present a challenge. - Routine Maintenance
To keep the baler functioning at its best, regular maintenance is required. While straightforward, neglecting maintenance can lead to operational issues or reduced efficiency over time. - Material Compatibility
Vertical balers are designed for specific materials like cardboard, plastics, and textiles. Using them for non-compatible materials could cause damage or reduced effectiveness, so businesses need to ensure the right materials are being processed. - Training Requirements
While the baler is user-friendly, initial training is still required to ensure proper handling and safety. Businesses may need to allocate time for staff to complete this training. - Potential for Mechanical Failures
Like any heavy machinery, vertical balers are susceptible to wear and tear over time. Although they are built for durability, unexpected mechanical issues can occur, which may require professional repair services.
Applications
Applications of SRSDE Vertical Balers:
- Retail Sector
Vertical balers are widely used in retail environments to efficiently process large amounts of cardboard and plastic packaging. By compacting these materials into manageable bales, retailers can reduce waste volume, optimize storage, and prepare recyclables for easy transportation. - Manufacturing Facilities
In manufacturing settings, vertical balers help businesses handle various waste materials, including cardboard, plastics, and textiles, generated during production processes. This reduces the need for large, costly waste removal services and enhances the company’s sustainability practices. - Logistics and Warehousing
Vertical balers play a crucial role in logistics and warehousing by efficiently compacting waste materials such as cardboard boxes, plastic wraps, and packaging materials. This not only helps maintain a cleaner working environment but also supports recycling efforts and waste reduction. - Hospitality Industry
Hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality establishments can use vertical balers to handle high volumes of cardboard, plastic bottles, and other recyclables. This makes waste management more efficient, reduces disposal costs, and helps maintain an eco-friendly operation. - Distribution Centers
Distribution centers, which often deal with large amounts of packaging materials, benefit from using vertical balers to streamline their waste management process. The compact bales are easier to handle, store, and transport to recycling facilities, reducing environmental impact and improving efficiency. - Commercial and Industrial Recycling
Vertical balers are essential in commercial recycling centers, where they are used to compress materials like paper, cardboard, plastics, and textiles into tightly packed bales for efficient recycling. This reduces waste handling costs and increases the profitability of recycling operations. - Educational Institutions
Schools, universities, and other educational facilities can utilize vertical balers to manage paper, cardboard, and other recyclables. This helps improve waste management efforts while promoting sustainability within the educational community. - Public and Government Buildings
Vertical balers can be used in public and government buildings to manage recyclable materials efficiently. By compacting recyclables like paper, plastics, and cardboard, these institutions can reduce waste volume, lower disposal costs, and support environmental initiatives. - Agriculture and Farming
In agricultural settings, vertical balers are used to compact materials such as straw, hay, and agricultural plastics. These balers help farmers manage waste more effectively, reduce storage space, and improve recycling efforts, contributing to a more sustainable agricultural practice. - Warehousing and E-commerce
With the rapid growth of e-commerce, warehouses often accumulate large quantities of packaging waste. Vertical balers provide an effective solution for compacting and recycling cardboard boxes and plastic materials, helping to streamline waste management and maintain an organized workspace.
