Representative recycling projects configured for different materials and regions.
A three-cylinder automatic shear baler for an Indonesian Aluminium UBC recycling customer, with a reported processing capacity of 900–1,100 kg/hour.
An integrated briquetting line for a Korean customer's ADC12 aluminium die-cast chips, with a reported capacity of 200–300 kg/hour and a compact layout for limited production space.
An Indian copper cloves briquetting project with a reported capacity of 2,000–2,500 kg/hour and briquette density up to 7.8 ton/m³ for organised handling, storage and recycling.
A Russian iron chip briquetting project with a reported output of 4,000–6,000 kg/hour and briquette density of 5,000 kg/m³, supporting organised handling, storage and recycling.
A Thai customer's 6061 aluminium chip briquetting project with reported output of 1,000–1,500 kg/hour, density above 2,000 kg/m³ and industrial oil cooling.
An India-focused aluminium can baling project brief covering batch collection, material preparation, feeding and bale acceptance. Project specifications are pending.
A Turkey-focused can baler procurement brief covering supply scope, buyer bale requirements and installed-cost comparison. Final project data are pending.
A UAE aluminium can baling brief focused on material consistency, site conditions, cooling review and bale logistics. Capacity and customer images are pending.
A United States UBC baler planning brief covering line integration, output acceptance and equipment interfaces. Model, capacity and customer photographs are pending.
An Indonesian customer uses a heavy-duty vertical tying baler for aluminium profiles, stainless steel and beverage cans, with reported bale weights of 600–1,500 kg.
A Polish customer's heavy-duty double-main-cylinder scrap baler combines PLC automatic control and remote control, with reported output up to 15 t/hour.
North Macedonia customer case: a 250-ton side-discharge scrap baler with a 500 × 500 mm bale cross-section, 250–400 kg bales and reported output of 4–6 t/hour.
A Japanese customer uses a 160-ton forward-out baler for aluminium profiles, with reported output of 800–1,200 kg/hour and a defined front bale collection path.
A UAE customer reports 2,000–2,500 kg/hour aluminium-profile baling and density up to 1,000 kg/m³, then orders two more identical balers after two months.
Colombia customer case: three-direction compression for empty aluminium cans, PLC and remote control, with reported maxima of 90 bales/hour and 4,000 kg/hour.