The working principle of a manual baler is relatively simple. It mainly relies on human force to operate and compress waste materials into blocks for easy transportation and storage. The key technologies include:
Compression mechanism: The compression mechanism is the core component of the baler, which is responsible for compressing waste materials. Manual balers usually use a screw or hydraulic system to achieve compression.Feeding mechanism: The feeding mechanism is responsible for transporting waste materials to the compression chamber. Semi-Automatic Manual balers usually use a push-pull rod or crank handle to drive the feeding mechanism.Tie wire mechanism: After the waste materials are compressed, they need to be tied with wire or plastic straps to maintain their shape during transportation. Manual balers usually have a simple tie wire mechanism, such as a wire holder or semi-automatic tie wire device.Safety protection: To ensure safe operation, manual balers usually have some safety protection devices, such as protective covers, emergency stop switches, etc.
Working principle of a manual baler is to use human force to drive the compression, feeding, and tie wire mechanisms to complete the process of waste material compression and bundling. Its key technologies include compression mechanism, feeding mechanism, tie wire mechanism, and safety protection.
Post time: Jul-12-2024