How Do You Tie The Rope On A Waste Paper Baling Machine?

The use of the rope on a waste paper baling machine involves several key steps to ensure operational safety and the firmness of the binding. Here are the specific steps:Start-up PhasePrepare the baling rope: String the baling rope through the automatic tensioning device at the back of the baler, following the baling belt slot for placement.Secure the baling rope: Tie the baling rope to the pull post at the bottom end of the baling slot and rotate the automatic tensioning device 90 degrees to close the bottom door and lock the baling rope in place.Baling PhaseLoading and compression: Place the recycled waste paper and plastics into the waste paper baling machine. When the materials reach the height of the pressure plate, close the top door and press the “down press” button; the equipment will automatically compact the waste.Return to stop position: After the pressure plate moves down to compress to its maximum pressure, it will automatically return to a fully open position. During the compression and baling process, the pressure plate will stop at a preset position.Tying Phase Threading and knotting: Open the equipment door, thread the tie rope from front to back through the bottom wire slot and back to the front through the pressure plate wire slot, manually tighten and knot.Push rod fixation: Manually push the baling lever to a fixed position and secure it, then press the “rise” button; the oil cylinder returns, automatically ejecting the bundled bale.Removal and Reset Remove the bale: After the bale is ejected, reset the baling lever for the next pressing action and remove the bale of waste paper or plastic for storage.Cyclic operation: Close and lock the equipment door to proceed to the next baling cycle task.

Users should follow the operating procedures of the waste paper baling machine to ensure safe and efficient operation. Additionally, regular maintenance of the baler, including cleaning the equipment and inspecting the tie ropes, should be performed to extend the lifespan and improve the performance of the equipment.