HORIZONTAL BALER
CC40 Auto-Tie Baler
HORIZONTAL BALER
HORIZONTAL BALER
Compact solution requires minimal floor space
A small footprint means the baler can be installed where you need it most, giving you several options for loading.
User friendly design tailored to your specific needs
The CC model baler is fully automatic and equipped to handle high volumes of various waste types.
Horizontal balers CC40 – small footprint:
- Auto-tie bales
- Smallest footprint in the market
- Very economical solution
- Very low noise level
- Continuous filling
- Adjustable bale size
- Extra wide opening for filling
- Smart monitoring built-in
Continuous filling of waste with efficient work flow
- Toss your cardboard or plastic waste into the hopper.
- The press cycle is started by an automatic light barrier.
- Bales are automatically tied and pushed out of the channel.
- Use a pallet jack to remove the finished bales.
| Bale weight cardboard (lbs) | 950-1,100 |
| Bale weight plastic foil (lbs) | 1,100-1,300 |
| Press force (lbs) | 89,000 |
| Waste volume | Medium / Large |
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The horizontal baler can be placed both indoors and outdoors. The machine requires a solid foundation e.g. concrete or pavement that can support the weight.
If you place the baler outside, we recommend that you place it under a roof to protect it from wear and tear.
Our sales consultant will help you identify the best place to install your baler.
We offer a variety of filling options for our horizontal balers depending on your needs, like filling from both sides, from the back, and from the top. Both manual filling and automatic filling is possible.
Please consult with our sales team to learn about the filling options.
The size of the bales depends on the channel baler. Have look at the product specifications here. Bale weights vary depending on channel baler model and material. Expect bale weights between 440 and 660 lbs in the smallest model and 770 and 990 lbs in the largest model.
In general, plastic gives the heaviest bales and cardboard and paper the lightest bales.
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