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Get Ease at Baling With Our Lifting Box Baler

Long-stroke baler machines are also widely used as excellent plastic bottle balers (such as PET bottle balers) and aluminum can balers. This vertical hydraulic press, also known as a bottle baling machine or can press, is built for long-stroke pressing. It is an essential piece of machinery for any plastic or can recycling business, and it is great for crushing hollow items such as PET bottles and aluminum cans into tight and compact bales for easier handling, storage, as well as transportation. Moreover, it saves time by combining baling and draining in a single action. The liquid tray drainage system collects fluid left over from bottles and cans. During the crushing process, this is expelled. It results in a much cleaner and safer recycling environment.

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Mask’s Advanced Long Stroke Bottle Baler

Our long-stroke bottle baler models can produce up to 770lb bales in terms of force and bale size. The final weight will be determined by the pre-bale density of hollow materials. The volume reduction ratio can exceed 25:1, indicating a very high compaction ratio. This is one of the primary benefits of the long-stroke baler. Because it ensures that materials such as cans and bottles are fully compacted. MASK offers a variety of PET bottle baler models with variable chamber diameters, ensuring that there is a model for any kind of business. Of course, we may work with you to adjust the chamber size to meet your exact hollow product baling requirements.

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This machine can bale

Aluminum Can, Cellulose Fiber, Chopped Straw / Hay, Animal Fiber (Rabbit fur, Wool, Hair), Cardboard, Cotton Pulp, Disposable Tableware, Foam (Sponge), Hops, Mineral Cotton Fiber (Asbestus), Paper, Plant Fiber (Coconut, Palm Fiber), Soft Plastic (eg. Plastic Film, Plastic Bag), Synthetic Fiber (Polyester Fiber), Un-chopped Straw / Forage / Hay (Rice / Wheat Straw, Corn Silage, Alfalfa, Lucerne), Shredded Paper, Textile (Used Clothes, Wiper Rag, Quilt, Pillow, Towel, Shoe, Carpet), Urban Waste, Coco Peat, Hollow Plastic (PET Bottle, HDPE Jar, PP Container).

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Applications of Long Stroke Baler

Features of Long Stroke Baler

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1. Fixed Retainer Claws which prevent the compacted material from rebounding.
2. Chain Bale Ejector provides simple and effective bale ejection by lifting the chain.
3. Liquid Drainage Channel for draining remaining liquid in baler containers to keep the recycling area cleaner and safer.
4. Long stroke for complete and effective compaction of all hollow articles in the bale.
5. Sliding Door for easy opening and closing while also saving space. When the platen goes up, the door is automatically lifted, increasing work efficiency and saving labor.
6. Electric Controlled for ease of use, simply by pressing buttons and switches to move the platen and eject the bale.
7. Hydraulic-Driven Chamber Door is Optional, it permits door opening and closing with a single rotary switch operation, increasing work productivity and saving labor.

Parameters

MODEL BALE SIZE (mm) BALE WEIGHT POWER
UCB 250 700 x 400 x (350-450) 50 5
UCB 400 750 x 550 x (350-800) 50-100 10
UCB 1000 1500 x 760 x (400-900) 250-500 20

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a lifting box baler, and what's it primarily built for?
It’s a vertically structured hydraulic lifting box, designed mainly around the packaging needs of clothing, bedding, and fiber products. Rather than compressing hollow items, this one’s built to bale soft, bulky textile and fiber waste into a manageable, transportable block.
Textiles, used clothing, wiper rags, quilts, pillows, towels, and carpets make up a good part of what it handles, alongside cotton pulp, cellulose fiber, and animal fiber like wool or rabbit fur. Cardboard, foam, and soft plastic film go through it too, so it’s not limited strictly to fiber goods.
They hold compacted material in place when the pressing cycle is complete, preventing it from springing back and losing density. Soft, springy materials like fiber and textile waste particularly need this, since they’d otherwise expand back out the moment pressure’s released.
Lifting the chain does the job, pushing the finished bale out of the chamber cleanly. It’s a straightforward mechanism, and that simplicity is really the point: reliable ejection without requiring anything more elaborate that could go wrong down the line.
Standard units come with a sliding door that lifts automatically as the platen rises, saving both space and manual effort. A hydraulic-driven chamber door is available as an upgrade too, operated through a single rotary switch for even less hands-on work.
UCB 250, UCB 400, and UCB 1000 make up the current range, running from 5 HP up to 20 HP with bale weights spanning roughly 50kg to 500kg depending on the model. Share your daily volume with us and we’ll point you toward the right one.
Both, really. The UCB 250 suits smaller-scale operations well, while the UCB 1000 handles considerably higher volumes. This spread means the machine scales with your operation rather than forcing you into one fixed capacity regardless of what you actually need.
Loose textile waste takes up a disproportionate amount of space compared to its actual weight, bedding and clothing especially, since they’re bulky but light. Baling brings that volume down considerably, which matters a lot when storage space or transport costs are a concern.
Not particularly. Electric controls handle most of the operation, so moving the platen and ejecting a finished bale comes down to pressing buttons rather than manual labor. Most operators pick up the process fairly quickly with minimal training.
Yes, and this is generally how orders get finalized. Share the type of material you’re processing along with your expected volume, and we’ll help configure a model, or adjust one, to suit your specific packaging and baling requirement.
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