As the used tire recycling industry develops, companies commonly face problems such as inventory accumulation, high storage costs, and low transportation efficiency. Tires are large and heavy, and traditional manual handling and stacking are inefficient and pose safety hazards.
Tire balers provide a practical solution. Using hydraulic compression, the machine compresses used tires into compact blocks, saving warehouse space and reducing handling and transportation costs. For example, in one case, a tire recycling company in Northern China used the Y82-120LT tire baler to process a stock of 1,000 tires. After compression, the tires occupied only 30% of the original warehouse area, allowing more to be transported per trip, reducing transportation frequency and saving about 35% in logistics costs.
Moreover, tire balers improve warehouse safety. Loose tire stacks can slip or collapse, posing potential risks to employees. Compressed and baled tire blocks stack neatly and securely, enhancing storage management efficiency and reducing accident risks.
In terms of technical configuration, tire balers offer various options to meet customer needs. Compression forces typically range from 100 tons to 160 tons, and bale weights can be adjusted according to transportation and storage requirements. Automated control systems enable one-button operation and remote monitoring, minimizing labor involvement and improving production efficiency.
Case studies show that after adopting tire balers, warehouse costs dropped by around 60%, transportation efficiency increased by nearly 50%, and employee workload was significantly reduced, greatly improving overall operational efficiency. Furthermore, uniform compression and standardized bale shapes make tire sales or secondary processing easier, helping companies maximize profits.
Overall, tire balers provide significant advantages for used tire recycling companies in saving space, reducing costs, improving transportation efficiency, and ensuring safety. For companies looking to enhance operational efficiency and reduce management pressure, tire balers are a long-term investment worth considering.
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