For the automatic processing of many types of plastic and/or paper packaging, in which the packing is emptied, the raw material is loosened and sieved and the empty packaging together with the pallets are collected. Each day, many types of packed raw materials, compressed or non compressed, are processed. In view of the large amount of manual work, the quick and smooth separation of raw material, packing and pallet is a time-consuming and dangerous activity.

Big-bale Press BBP50 or 65 

Both machines are part of the "Big-bale Packaging Concept", as can be seen in the button LEAFLETS

The Big-bale Packaging System is oriented toward the supply of installations for the bulk processing industry. Many sectors are today affected by major changes on a global level, necessitating a more efficient and environmentally conscious approach to operations, often calling for a large degree of mechanization.

The Big-bale offers a complete solution to manufacturers and transporters, as well as end-users. The Big-bale and related installations together constitute a unique concept for the packaging, storage, transportation, and processing of bulk products.

This unique combination makes the Big-bale the most efficient and flexible packaging system available on the market today.

Big Bale Handling Technology

The Big-bale is a revolutionary type of packaging in which compressible bulk products are compressed, packed, and if so desired, palletised. The compression reduces the volume of the material, enabling the efficient packaging, storage, transportation, and processing of bulk products. Big-bales are stable, retain their shape and fit within the pallet. Only a limited amount of wrapping foil is used, and that can be quickly and easily removed at the time of processing. Big-bales or raw materials can be further processed using the DB230 Debaler for bales and bags.

Applications of the Big-bale
The Big-bale can be used for many types of compressible and/or cohesive products with bulk weights ranging from 150 to 900 kg / m3, such as:

• Ground domestic waste
• R.D.F. fractions (Fluff)
• Auto recycling residues
• Biomass
• Tree bark
• Compost
• Black- and/or white peat
• Mushroom mulch
• Sawdust
• Cattle-fodder
• Dried grass

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