HORIZONTAL BALER

CC50 Manual-Tie Baler

Closed end balers can be used for multiple materials producing mill sized bales of 850 – 1,400 lbs with average volumes of 1-4 bales a day. Reliable, and simple to use, the CC50 offers feeding option including a unique cantelvered tipper with breakdownable baskets, mobile tippers, stationary tippers and tranditional hand feed. Tie off with three ready-to-bind preparation Quick Link wire.
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CC50 Manual-Tie Baler
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wall mounted hopper with bale
With a wall hopper you can handle your inside waste more efficiently. You need not go outside, but can load your waste directly into the baler through the wall.
Wall hopper enables constant baler filling
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KLM Catering Tipping system
With a tipping system it is easy to empty full waste bins into your horizontal baler. The tipping system is avaialble integrated, stationary and movable versions.
Tipping system for easy handling of waste bins
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Bigger wire rolls HC50 Upper magazine
Minimize machine standstill by reducing the frequency of roll changes. Our high-volume wire system lets you install bigger wire rolls up to 500 kg.
Use bigger wire rolls and reduce manual wire changing
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HPK stamper
Get the densest bales possible when you handle most expandable materials. The stamper pushes the material into the chamber for a better reach of the press plate.
Stamper prevents in-chamber material expansion
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HORIZONTAL BALER
CC50 Manual-Tie Baler

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    Overview
    How to operate
    Safety
    Technical specifications
     

    The CC50 is a novel solution for baling multi-materials with medium volumes in a small space

    Offering multiple feeding solutions including a cantalevered tipper with wire crates. The CC50 comes with a 3-wire tie off using duel end pre-looped quick link wire, and pallet stabaization.The material is compacted by a horizontally mounted compaction plate driven by an electro-hydraulic motor.

    Horizontal balers CC50 – requires minimal floor space:

    • A centrally programmable control unit
    • The plunger runs in polyamide guides on all
    • Sides and works silently, the sliding guides
    • Are low-wear adjustable elements
    • Flexible output – adjustable bale length
    • The finished bale is pushed out by one central
    • Eject cylinder through the hydraulic discharge door
    How does the horizontal CC50 baler work?

    Continuous filling of waste with efficient work flow

    1. Toss your cardboard or plastic waste into the hopper.
    2. The press cycle is started by an automatic light barrier.
    3. Bales are automatically tied and pushed out of the channel.
    4. Use a pallet jack to remove the finished bales.
    Video of how a Horizontal HPK works
    The CC50 horizontal baler is safe and easy to operate:
    Our equipment has the highest level of safety – don’t settle with less!
    Safety icons - ANSI logo alongside four coloured icons representing waste disposal, recycling, environmental sustainability, and energy efficiency
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    Bale weight cardboard (lbs)1,000–1,200
    Bale weight plastic foil (lbs)1,200–1,400
    Press force (lbs)89,000
    Waste volumeLarge
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    Waste types
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    Waste Volume
    Large
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    BALE SIZE
    60 x 30 x 45 Inches
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    PRESS FORCE
    89,000 lbs
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    BALE WEIGHT
    Cardboard (lbs) : 1,000–1,200
    Plastic foil (lbs) : 1,200–1,400
    Product Options
    Customize your machine with the perfect product options for your needs
    HORIZONTAL BALER CC50 Manual-Tie Baler
    wall mounted hopper with bale
    Wall hopper enables constant baler filling
    With a wall hopper you can handle your inside waste more efficiently. You need not go outside, but can load your waste directly into the baler through the wall.
    KLM Catering Tipping system
    Tipping system for easy handling of waste bins
    With a tipping system it is easy to empty full waste bins into your horizontal baler. The tipping system is avaialble integrated, stationary and movable versions.
    Bigger wire rolls HC50 Upper magazine
    Use bigger wire rolls and reduce manual wire changing
    Minimize machine standstill by reducing the frequency of roll changes. Our high-volume wire system lets you install bigger wire rolls up to 500 kg.
    HPK stamper
    Stamper prevents in-chamber material expansion
    Get the densest bales possible when you handle most expandable materials. The stamper pushes the material into the chamber for a better reach of the press plate.

    Monitor and Optimize with BRA-IN

    Get complete visibility into your waste management with BRA-IN – our smart IoT solution for balers and compactors.

    With real-time data and automated notifications, you can make better decisions, cut operational costs, and document your sustainability efforts.

    BRA-IN stands for Bramidan Intelligence and connects your equipment directly to an easy-to-use platform – letting you track fill levels, optimize pickups, and schedule maintenance – all in one seamless solution.

    Combine our BRA-IN services to fit your needs

    FAQ
    HORIZONTAL BALER CC50 Manual-Tie Baler
    Most Common Questions & Answers
    What Is the Biggest Difference Between Vertical and Horizontal Balers?

    Vertical balers are compact, cost-effective, and well-suited for manual workflows and moderate volumes of waste such as cardboard and plastic. They compress material from the top down and take up minimal space, making them easier to place and install—especially in smaller businesses or locations with limited room.

    Horizontal balers are designed to handle larger volumes of waste and offer a higher degree of automation. They compress material from the side and can be integrated with conveyors, shredders, and other automated systems. This reduces the need for manual labor and increases operational efficiency. However, they require more space and a higher investment.

    What can I compress in a horizontal baler?
    A horizontal baler can be used to compress soft materials such as cardboard, paper, and shredded PET.
    Where should I install the horizontal baler?

    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.

    Is a horizontal baler easy to operate?
    It is very easy to operate, but training in correct use of the machine is necessary. We recommend appointing one employee as ‘super user’. The ‘super user’ can train other employees and supervise their use of the machine to avoid accidents and machine malfunction. The ‘super user’ should also be trained in and be responsible for maintenance and light machine repairs.
    What is the cycle time of a horizontal baler?
    The cycle time is the time from the press starts till it has returned into position again, and you can continue fill in more waste. The cycle time depends on the machine type and can be as short as 24 secs.
    How do I fill my waste material into the horizontal 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.

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