In short, no matter whether it is liquid or solid, as long as it is a pourable item, an iron bucket is a very good packaging and transportation container. However, once the product in this kind of iron bucket is used up, the transportation of the empty iron bucket is not so convenient, because the iron bucket is generally large, takes up a lot of space, and is not easy to move. The best way is to put it Squash.
But those in the know know that in fact, waste tires have many advantages that can be used in the recycling process, such as noise suppression, thermal insulation, and light weight. However, there is a problem that the tire is very large, even if it is torn, it still takes up a lot of space. Solution-Compress and package.
Nick Machinery has specially designed two vertical heavy-duty balers for scrap tires, which are specially used to beat high rebound materials like tires. The huge pressure of the tire packer can compress and pack high-rebound rubber products/tires into compact and easy-to-handle tire packs. These two balers are equipped with a cooling system and a heavy-duty hydraulic system. After 7 times of feeding and compression, 120 tires can be compressed into one bale. The standard tire baler can hit 2 to 3 bales per hour, and the upgraded tire baler can hit 4 bales per hour. If you are in the tire recycling industry, then our two tire balers are very suitable for you, because they greatly reduce your storage space and indirectly create your economic benefits.
In the past, alfalfa was directly packaged on farmland with agricultural balers, but the density of such bales was very low, and the density was only about 200kg/m3 based on 15% humidity.
These fibers are also recyclable. Due to environmental protection considerations, it will eventually be landfilled and incinerated. But when it comes to recycling, transportation and packaging have become a problem. This problem can be solved with a synthetic fiber baler.
Nick Machinery can tailor the packaging machine according to your packaging requirements, space size, and budget constraints.
Fiber is widely used and recycled in a variety of materials, such as the application of cotton fiber in clothes, bed sheets and towels. Flax fiber is used in tablecloths, napkins, handkerchiefs, etc.
But in heavy production, stronger fibers are needed. Mineral fibers, such as asbestos and basalt fibers, can be used in a variety of commercial applications. Heavy-duty stage curtains are usually made of basalt fiber, and fire blankets and sound-absorbing tiles usually contain asbestos fibers. Asbestos is a tricky material. It has been used in the construction industry for decades, but it is also a carcinogen. In fact, in many buildings around the world, asbestos must be removed (especially in public places and schools) and replaced. Demolition means proper disposal, and this is when the baler comes in handy.