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| Markenname: | Wanshida |
| Modellnummer: | Y83-160 |
| Mindestbestellmenge: | 1 Satz |
| Preis: | negotiable |
| Lieferzeit: | 30 Tage |
| Zahlungsbedingungen: | L/C, T/T |
The Y83-160 hydraulic scrap metal baler is designed for recycling facilities, metal processing plants and scrap collection yards that need a practical solution for compacting loose metal waste. With a nominal pressing force of 160 tons, the machine compresses bulky scrap into dense, uniform bales that are easier to store, handle and transport.
Its 1600 × 1000 × 800 mm compression chamber can accommodate various types of light and medium scrap metal. The standard bale section is 400 × 400 mm or 350 × 350 mm, while the bale length varies according to the feeding quantity and material density.
Compared with storing loose scrap, baling significantly reduces occupied space, improves loading efficiency and helps recycling companies lower transportation costs. The finished bales can also be supplied directly to steel mills and metal smelting plants.
Loose scrap metal usually occupies a large amount of storage space and is difficult to load efficiently. Irregular materials may also create safety risks during handling and transportation.
Recycling businesses commonly face several challenges:
The Y83-160 compresses loose metal scrap into compact rectangular bales through multiple hydraulic pressing stages. Its 160-ton pressing force provides reliable compression for steel scrap, aluminum profiles, metal sheets, cans, wires and other recyclable materials.
The machine is equipped with a hydraulic bale turn-out system. After the compression cycle is completed, the finished bale is discharged from the chamber by turning it out, simplifying bale removal and improving operational efficiency.
With an approximate production capacity of 2–3 tons per hour, the Y83-160 is suitable for small and medium-sized scrap yards that require stable daily production without investing in an oversized baling system.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Y83-160 |
| Nominal Press Force | 1600 kN / 160 tons |
| Compression Chamber Size | 1600 × 1000 × 800 mm |
| Bale Section Size | 400 × 400 mm or 350 × 350 mm |
| Bale Length | Adjustable according to feeding volume |
| Production Capacity | Approximately 2–3 tons per hour |
| Motor Power | 30 kW |
| Bale Discharge Method | Hydraulic turn-out |
| Operation Mode | Manual valve or PLC control |
| Feeding Method | Manual feeding or mechanical grab |
| Drive System | Hydraulic |
| Applicable Materials | Steel, aluminum, copper and other non-ferrous metals |
| Voltage | Customized according to local power supply |
| Machine Color | Customizable |
Actual output and bale density depend on the material type, thickness, feeding method and operator experience.
The strong hydraulic system provides stable pressure throughout the compression cycle, helping produce firm and manageable scrap bales.
The 1600 × 1000 × 800 mm chamber provides sufficient feeding space for common industrial scrap without requiring an excessively large installation area.
Compact bales occupy considerably less space than loose scrap. More material can be loaded into each truck or container, reducing the cost per ton.
The hydraulic turn-out mechanism removes the finished bale from the compression chamber without complicated manual handling.
The hydraulic system is designed for continuous recycling operations. Key components can be selected according to the customer’s operating environment and maintenance requirements.
The machine can be supplied with PLC control, remote control, different bale sizes, conveyor feeding or mechanical-grab feeding. Voltage, frequency and electrical components can also be customized.
The Y83-160 scrap metal baler can be used in:
Suitable materials include:
Loose scrap is loaded into the compression chamber manually or with a mechanical grab. After the chamber is filled, the cover and pressing cylinders compress the material from different directions.
The hydraulic system continues applying pressure until the scrap forms a dense rectangular bale. Once the compression cycle is complete, the chamber opens and the bale is hydraulically turned out for collection.
The finished bale can then be transferred to a storage area or loaded directly for transportation.
The Y83-160 is generally suitable when the expected processing capacity is approximately 2–3 tons per hour and a 350 × 350 mm or 400 × 400 mm bale section is acceptable.
Before confirming the machine, buyers should consider:
For heavier scrap, larger chamber dimensions or higher production requirements, a 200-ton, 250-ton, 315-ton or 400-ton metal baler may be more suitable.
The Y83-160 is supplied with operating instructions, electrical diagrams and installation guidance. Remote technical assistance is available for machine installation, commissioning, operation and troubleshooting.
Overseas engineer service can also be arranged when required. Spare parts and wearing components are available for long-term maintenance. The standard warranty period is 12 months under normal operating conditions.
It can compress light steel scrap, aluminum profiles, cans, metal sheets, wires, stainless steel offcuts and various non-ferrous metal scraps. The exact configuration should be selected according to the material.
The typical processing capacity is approximately 2–3 tons per hour. Actual output depends on material density, feeding speed and operator experience.
The standard bale section can be 400 × 400 mm or 350 × 350 mm. Bale length changes according to the amount and density of the material loaded into the chamber.
Yes. The motor voltage, frequency and electrical system can be configured according to the destination country’s power supply.
The Y83-160 can be equipped with PLC control for semi-automatic or automatic compression cycles. Manual valve operation is also available.
The machine uses a hydraulic turn-out system to discharge the finished bale from the compression chamber.
Yes. Machine photos, working videos and similar project references can be provided to help buyers evaluate the equipment before ordering.
