Baler selection techniques

The development trend of balers mainly includes the development of balers for various applications such as compression balers; the development of heavy-duty belts and polyester belts that replace steel belts; and the development of foam belts and flexible belts that are suitable for bench balers. To improve the automation degree of the single machine, after the package is fed from the conveying device, the baler can be automatically positioned, strapped, indexed, and bundled with cross-shaped, square-shaped patterns, etc.; and the microcomputer-controlled automatic bundle production line for unmanned operation is realized. The overseas automatic balers have developed to a target of 40 tracks per minute to 60 tracks per minute; development of balers that are tightly regulated by Lectra to improve the bandwidth, bale specifications, workbench height, and strapping capabilities of the automatic balers Adaptability and so on.

First of all, you don’t just listen to the sales person to introduce you. You need to choose whether to use automatic or manual models according to the specific needs of your packaged goods. For small packages, you can choose manual, and then slightly more. One hundred and eighty items can be selected semi-automatic, and then many suggestions then you better choose the fully automatic.

After the model is selected, it is necessary to select the manufacturer. If possible, choose a brand-name packaging machine company with a long history. The quality is guaranteed. Choosing mature and stable quality models will make packaging faster and more stable, with low energy consumption, low manual work, and low reject rate.

Semi-Automatic Balers Common Failure Causes Symptoms: The semi-automatic baler starts up normally and starts to send automatically after the pack has been opened. It is unlimited.

Solution: Check if the machine is working properly except for automatic feeding. If other parts are not faulty, it is likely that the potentiometer has a problem. The potentiometer has a total of four buttons on the front of the baler and on the operator panel. From left to right are the power switch, potentiometer, reset button, and feed button. The baler potentiometer is a rotary button with a scale around it, which is used to control the length of the automatic feeding belt after the packing is completed. If there is more than a tape, and there is no problem with the automatic delivery belt, it is mostly caused by the failure of the potentiometer.

In the debugging method, the potentiometer is rotated to the minimum scale, and then fine-tuned. In a range, the machine can be normally delivered. If the tape is fed within a certain interval, it can be sure that the potentiometer is faulty. The next step is to replace the potentiometer.