Horizontal baling machines are usually used to compress various materials into bales of specified shapes and sizes for easy storage, transportation and recycling. Here are some common uses:
1. Agricultural field: used to package crop residues such as straw, pasture, cottonseed hulls, etc. for use as feed or reuse.
2. Recycling industry: used to package paper, cardboard, plastic, metal fragments and other recycled materials for more efficient recycling and processing.
3. Industrial waste treatment: Used to pack leftover materials, waste plastics, textile waste, etc. produced in factories to reduce volume and facilitate transportation and processing.
4. Biomass energy production: used to package biomass raw materials such as wood chips and sawdust for use in biomass boilers or power generation.
5. Waste Management: Used to package municipal solid waste or other garbage to reduce volume and facilitate landfill or incineration.
6. Textile manufacturing: used to package textile waste, such as cloth, yarn, etc., for recycling or processing.
7. Food processing: used to package organic waste generated during food processing, such as vegetable peels, pomace, etc., which can be used to produce organic fertilizers.

8. Construction Industry: Used to package construction waste such as bricks, concrete blocks, wood, etc. for easy recycling or legal disposal.

The design of the horizontal baler allows it to handle a variety of materials with different densities and shapes. By compressing them into regular bales, the material handling efficiency can be significantly improved and transportation costs reduced.