Recycling baler TONNA10, 10 tonnes, 100kN, 80kg bale

Recycling baler TONNA10, 10 tonnes, 100 kN, bale 80 kg

The TONNA10 recycling baler is a popular choice for compacting materials such as cardboard, cotton yarn, plastics, and timber. This vertical hydraulic press offers an effective solution for minimising waste disposal costs and optimising storage space. Featuring a vertical design, the baler operates via hydraulic transmission to deliver a pressing force of 10 tonnes. The operator manages the baling process through an electric control panel. Once the compression cycle is complete, the bale must be secured manually using either wire or a plastic strap. The resulting bale measures 700 mm x 500 mm x 1000 mm (width x depth x height) and may weigh up to 80 kg, depending on the type of material processed. The TONNA10 recycling baler is capable of producing between 6 and 8 bales per hour. Dimensions of the TONNA10 cardboard compactor are 1050 mm x 730 mm x 2300 mm (width x depth x height) and the vertical baler weighs 270 kg. The machine comes with a warranty; Delivered to your address (DAP) · export price without VAT; export customs clearance at a fixed fee; import VAT and duties are paid by the buyer.

What is the cost of the Recycling baler TONNA10

Cardboard baler TONNA10 is constructed from robust, high-grade materials and fitted with a 1.5 kW single oil cylinder motor delivering 10 tonnes of pressing force. It is capable of compacting plastic, timber, paper, glass and other waste streams with ease. The price for the Cardboard baler TONNA10 remains highly competitive. The price for the Recycling baler TONNA10 is shown at the top of this page. It is among the most economical cardboard compactors with these features on the EU market. The cost of the Recycling baler TONNA10 does not compromise on quality. Although competitively priced, the vertical baler is manufactured from high-quality metal and fitted with durable, reliable components. The Recycling baler TONNA10 is fully certified and meets or exceeds all relevant industry standards.

Main features of cardboard compactors TONNA10

• Cost-effective and requires minimal maintenance: Recycling baler TONNA10
• Pressing force: 10 tonnes
• Motor: 1,5 kW, single oil cylinder
• Electrical connection: 220 – 230 V, 1.5 kW, 13 Amp
• Bale size: 700 mm × 500 × 1000 mm (W × D × H)
• Bale weight: 70–80 kg
• Throughput: 6–8 bales per hour
• Dimensions: 1050 mm × 730 mm × 2300 mm (W × D × H)
• Straightforward operation and simple installation
• Machine mass: 270 kg
• Sound level: 72 dB
• Cycle duration: 25 seconds
• Electronic control panel

Benefits of the vertical baler TONNA10

• Ideal for locations with restricted space
• Suited to handling small and medium quantities of waste
• Features a hydraulic drive system
• Consumes less power while maintaining high pressing force
• Electric push-button controls allow for both manual adjustment and semi-automatic operation
• Separate loading aperture with automatic bale ejection to minimise manual handling
• The vertical baler TONNA10 is primarily intended for compacting cardboard, cotton yarn, plastics, timber, and similar materials
• Cardboard compactors are constructed as upright units, equipped with hydraulic transmission and electrical controls. Binding is performed manually

Delivered to your address (DAP) · export price without VAT; export customs clearance at a fixed fee; import VAT and duties are paid by the buyer

The recycling baler can be relocated using a pallet stacker or forklift. For transport, it fits into a van or lorry. Cardboard baler is supplied on a wooden pallet, making it straightforward to move into production areas or storage facilities.

Technical details of Recycling baler TONNA10

How does the Cardboard baler TONNA10 operate?

Setting up the TONNA10 vertical baler is straightforward. Simply connect the air supply and plug in the electrical power to begin operation. After installation, raise the compression plate to clear the chamber for loading waste. This is easily achieved by moving the handle. Place your waste materials—such as plastics, timber, cardboard, paper, or glass—into the baler, filling it to the top. Press the handle to activate the hydraulic plate, which will compress the waste under pressure. The compaction process typically takes a few minutes. Once finished, lift the plate by moving the handle upwards. The compressed bale should then be secured manually with wire or strap. Once bound, open the door of the recycling baler and remove the bale either by hand or using a forklift.

Video demonstration of recycling baler operation

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