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Tyre Baler

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Advanced Tyre Baler from Leading Suppliers

This MASK tire baler (tyre baler) is heavy-duty vertical baling equipment. It is used to crush material with a high rebound force, such as recycled tires/tyres, into dense bales. This upgraded tire baling equipment is comparable to our standard heavy-duty tire baler. It does, however, have an enhanced hydraulic system and cooling capacity. In terms of efficiency, this optimized tyre baling press machine model produces one bale comprising roughly 120 - 140 vehicle tires in only 7 strokes, resulting in greatly increased production. It features an industry-leading cycle time of under 35 seconds.

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Tyre Recycling Technology

Tyre Recycling Technology is becoming increasingly common. Many firms gather tyres from various sources and then convert them into a variety of rubber granules, chips, crumbs, or fine powders that are then available for a variety of innovative applications such as athletic tracks, children's playgrounds, brake pads, new tyres, and so on. The MASK tyre baler machine can bale hundreds of tyres into a compact bundle, reducing volume significantly. It enables tyre recyclers to conserve a significant amount of room for easy transportation and storage. This tyre baling press machine also meets all safety criteria and is very simple to use. Moreover, because it is a vertical baler, the tire baler saves space, making it perfect for any tire manufacturer, tyre recycler, or similar.

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Applications of Tyre Baler

Tire / Tyre bales are widely utilized in the production of a wide range of materials for construction projects, sound-dampening goods, oil refining, and other civil engineering applications. So, turn your recycled tires into revenue right now by selecting one of our optimum tire baler (tyre baler) machine types from the list below. Or else, you may contact us immediately for a customized tire / tyre baling solution. 

Features of Tyre Baler

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1. Sustained air-cooling for a High-Fidelity Hydraulics system, with oil viscosity maintained at ideal levels, protects the hydraulic system from early fatiguing. Tighter bales result from less wear on the seals and rings.
2. Cycle Times 35 seconds that are unrivaled in the Industry for maximum productivity
3. CE Certification for all electrical wiring and components.
4.Chain Bale Ejector provides simple and effective bale ejection by lifting the chain.
5.Retractable Retainer Claws keep compacted tyres from springing back.
6.Front as well as back chamber doors for easy strapping and bale ejecting.
7.Hydraulic-driven chamber doors that ensure operational safety and easier opening and closing.

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Parameters

MODEL BALE SIZE (mm) BALE WEIGHT (kg) POWER (HP)
TB 500 900 x 700 x T 300-400 12.5
TB 1000 1500 x 750 x T 800 20
TB 1200 1950 x 900 x T 1000-1500 25
TB 1500 1800 x 1100 x T 1200-1700 30

Frequently Asked Questions

What information should I have ready before approaching a tyre baler manufacturer?
The type of tyres you’re processing, passenger, truck, or mixed, along with your daily or weekly volume. Do also think about whether you already have a buyer lined up for the baled output, since that shapes the model recommendation just as much as throughput does.
Tyres push back against compression far more than cardboard or paper ever would, so a tyre baler is built specifically around this. Retractable retainer claws hold the compacted bundle in place once pressure’s applied, stopping the tyres from springing back and undoing the density gained.
Under 35 seconds per cycle, with a single bale made up of roughly 120 to 140 vehicle tyres completed in just 7 strokes. That’s a fairly aggressive production rate, and it’s really what makes a tyre baler worthwhile once volume climbs past a certain point.
A level, load-bearing concrete floor is essential, along with enough overhead clearance for bale ejection and sufficient floor space around the machine for safe operation. Do confirm three-phase power is available at your site too, since upgrading electrical supply later adds unplanned cost to the project.
Both, generally. Tyre bales find their way into construction projects, sound-dampening products, oil refining, and other civil engineering applications, so there’s genuine revenue potential here. Do check with recyclers in your specific region beforehand though, since demand and pricing vary by location.
Front and back chamber doors make strapping and bale ejection considerably safer, and hydraulic-driven doors add another layer of protection during opening and closing. All electrical wiring and components carry CE certification too, so the machine’s safety compliance isn’t something you need to take on faith.
Some models offer this versatility, yes, handling cardboard, plastics, or aluminium alongside tyres. If consolidating more than one recycling process into a single machine matters to your operation, do mention this upfront, since it affects which configuration makes the most sense.
Quite important, honestly, given a tyre baler is typically expected to run for 10 to 15 years or more. Ask us directly about parts availability, response times for technical support, and whether service engineers are reachable in your region before finalizing your decision.
TB 500 handles smaller volumes at 12.5 HP with bale weights of 300 to 400kg, while TB 1000 and TB 1200 step up considerably for higher-volume operations. TB 1500 sits at the top end, built for the heaviest daily tonnage. Share your realistic throughput and we’ll confirm the right fit.
Sustained air-cooling keeps the hydraulic system’s oil viscosity at ideal levels, which protects it from fatiguing early under repeated heavy cycles. Less wear on the seals and rings this way also means tighter, more consistent bales over the machine’s working life rather than declining performance.
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