July 21, 2025
Hydraulic Metal Baler Selection Guide (Construction and Demolition Industry)
In the construction and demolition (C&D) industry, hydraulic metal balers are used to process various types of scrap metal. Below is a table with key points to consider when choosing a hydraulic metal baler for C&D waste:
Waste Type | Selection Points |
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Scrap Steel (Beams, Rebar, etc.) | Requires high compression force, typically 250 tons or more to handle large metal volumes. |
Scrap Iron (Cast Iron Parts, etc.) | Needs strong compression; suitable for higher tonnage balers (250 tons or more). |
Scrap Aluminum (Window Frames, Aluminum Alloys, etc.) | Can be handled by balers with lower compression force, to reduce energy consumption. |
Scrap Copper (Copper Pipes, Wires, etc.) | Requires lower compression force, making medium-sized balers ideal for copper materials. |
Scrap Car Bodies | Needs high compression force, typically requires large tonnage balers to handle large metal parts. |
Construction Metal Waste (Steel Pipes, Metal Sheets, etc.) | Choose a baler based on the size of the waste, usually requiring high tonnage balers (250 tons or more). |
Selection Recommendations:
Compression Force: For heavy scrap metal from construction and demolition, choose a baler with a compression force of 250 tons or more.
Bale Size: Choose an appropriate bale size (e.g., 500x500mm or 600x600mm) based on storage and transport needs.
Control System: If the working environment is complex, consider a PLC-controlled system for greater automation and less manual intervention.
This approach will ensure that the hydraulic metal baler efficiently handles construction and demolition metal waste.