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Mill Size Baler

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A Superiors Quality Of Mill Size Baler

One of MASK's most popular down-stroke balers is a standard mill-size baler machine. These mill-size cardboard balers are stand-alone vertical baling machines. It is very useful in the disposal of cardboard/cartons. As a result, it is also known as a cardboard baler or carton baler. They are hydraulic mill-size balers that are perfect for waste recycling facilities, cardboard/paper production units, supermarkets, department shops, grocery stores, drug stores, printing facilities, and other businesses that generate immense quantities of waste cardboard/paper. This mill-size baler serves multiple purposes. It is also excellent for compacting other types of waste that are generated daily, such as scrap paper and polystyrene packing, for convenient storage until disposal.

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Mill Size Cardboard Baling Machine

Cardboard baler for sale can strap hundreds of cardboard into a bale weighing up to 520kg, with a maximum bale dimension of 1520*760*1220mm. When pressing plastic film or cardboard trash, the volume reduction is about 12:1. The dense bales are delivered directly to mills for further recycling. For recycling plants, this will result in reduced trash storage area, streamlined total waste processing processes, and savings on transportation and labor costs. This mill-size cardboard baling machine also meets all safety criteria and produces heavy bales with strong platen pressure. It is incredibly simple to use. It has a manual door open and automatic bale ejection. The broad door opening allows for the loading of a large volume of materials.

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This machine can bale

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

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Applications of Mill Size Baler

Features of Mill Size Bale

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1. Wide Feed Opening makes feeding large waste sheets easier and more efficient.
2. Chain Bale Ejector provides simple and effective bale ejection by lifting the chain.
3. 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.
4.Adjustable Bale Height for varying bale size and weight.
5.Electric Controlled for ease of use, simply by pressing buttons and switches to move the platen and eject the bale.
6.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 (kg) POWER (HP)
MSB 300 800 x 600 x 600-750 130-150 7.5
MSB 500 900 x 700 x 600-750 200-250 10
MSB 650 1200 x 750 x 600-900 250-400 15
MSB 750 1200 x 750 x 750-950 400-500 20
MSB 800 1550 x 760 x 900-1100 500-600 20
MSB 1000 1550 x 760 x 900-1100 600-700 25

Frequently Asked Questions

What details help you recommend the right mill size baler model for my facility?
Your daily or weekly cardboard volume matters most, since that’s what really separates one MSB model from another. Available floor space and how consistently material flows in through the day, steady versus peak loads, help too. Share these and we’ll point you toward a suitable model.
Depends on the model, since feed openings scale up across the MSB range. A box larger than your chosen machine’s opening will jam rather than compress, so it’s worth measuring your bulkiest regular cardboard before finalizing a model rather than after installation.
Both, generally. Dense bales go directly to mills for recycling, and depending on your local recycler market, that can mean a payment for baled OCC rather than just a lower waste bill. Do check with recyclers in your area, since rebate rates vary by region and material quality.
Ongoing support matters more than most buyers expect upfront, honestly, since a baler sitting idle costs more than most people budget for. We provide service support and parts availability as part of our offering, so do ask us directly about response times in your specific region.
Lifting the chain pushes the finished bale out cleanly, while the sliding door opens automatically as the platen rises, closing again once it’s done. Together, these cut down on manual steps considerably, saving labor and keeping the whole compression cycle moving without much operator intervention.
Up to 520 kg per bale, with a maximum bale dimension of 1520 x 760 x 1220 mm on the larger models. The compaction ratio runs around 12:1, so what starts as loose cardboard shrinks down considerably before it ever leaves the facility.
MSB 500 or MSB 650 tend to fit mid-range operations well, running on 10 to 15 HP with bale weights between 200 and 400 kg. Larger facilities generating heavier daily tonnage would look toward MSB 800 or MSB 1000 instead. Share your volume and we’ll confirm the right fit.
Yes, bales are strapped as part of the cycle, and this does factor into running costs over time. It’s worth including consumables alongside installation and maintenance when working out your total cost of ownership, rather than looking at the machine price alone.
Facilities generating a fairly high daily tonnage of cardboard, cartons, or similar waste are usually where a mill size baler starts making more sense than a compact vertical unit. If your volume’s lower and steadier, a mini baler might actually serve you better and cost less upfront.
Quite a broad list, actually: aluminum cans, cotton pulp, foam, hollow plastic like PET bottles and HDPE jars, paper, shredded paper, synthetic fiber, textiles, straw and hay, coco peat, and general urban waste. Cardboard and cartons remain the primary use, but it’s far from the only one.
Standard units come with a sliding door that lifts automatically with the platen. A hydraulic-driven chamber door is available as an optional upgrade too, letting you open and close it with a single rotary switch, which saves a bit more labor on high-frequency operations.
Denser bales simply take up less room, both in the facility and on the truck moving them out. Fewer trips carry the same tonnage, storage space frees up considerably, and overall waste processing gets streamlined rather than dealing with loose, bulky cardboard piling up daily.
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