Strong Hydraulic Tire Wire Baler 60KW For Cleaner Workshop Management And Safer

Product Specification

Strong Hydraulic Tire Wire Baler 60KW For Cleaner Workshop Management And Safer Tire Recycling Operations

The Y83/T-250B Hydraulic Tire Wire Baler is specially designed for tire recycling plants that need a cleaner, safer, and more organized way to handle separated tire steel wire. After waste tires are shredded and processed, the recovered steel wire is usually tangled, loose, sharp, and difficult to control. If the material is stacked directly on the floor, it can quickly create workshop disorder, increase labor difficulty, and even affect production safety.

This machine helps recycling plants improve not only baling efficiency, but also the entire working environment.

With a powerful 2500kN hydraulic pressing force, the Y83/T-250B compresses loose tire wire into compact 200×200mm high-density bales. Compared with scattered wire piles, the finished bales are cleaner, easier to stack, and more convenient for forklift transportation. This helps recycling plants reduce floor space pressure and improve overall workshop organization.

In many tire recycling factories, workers often spend unnecessary time collecting, dragging, or reorganizing loose wire around the production line. Sharp wire ends may scratch gloves, damage packaging bags, or create safety risks in busy working areas. Over time, this can increase labor fatigue and reduce workshop efficiency.

The Y83/T-250B helps solve these common problems through automatic hydraulic compression and push-out bale discharge. After compression, the finished bale is pushed out directly from the machine, reducing manual handling and improving workflow continuity.

The machine uses PLC semi-automatic control, which makes operation easier for workers and helps reduce operating mistakes during continuous production. With a processing capacity of 5000–5500 kg/h, the baler is suitable for medium and large tire recycling plants that need stable and long-term operation.

Another important advantage is workshop cleanliness. Compact tire wire bales are easier to arrange by batch, weight, or material type. This improves inventory management and helps recycling companies prepare materials more efficiently for shipment or sale.

For companies that want to upgrade factory management standards, a tire wire baler is not only a recycling machine. It is also part of improving workplace efficiency, safety, and operational stability.

The Y83/T-250B is especially suitable for customers who want to reduce workshop chaos, improve worker handling conditions, and turn loose tire steel wire into organized, high-density recyclable material.

Key Features

2500kN strong hydraulic pressing force for difficult tire wire materials

High-density bale output above 4000 kg/m³

Compact 200×200mm bales for cleaner storage

Push-out bale discharge reduces manual handling

PLC semi-automatic control for easier operation

Suitable for continuous tire recycling production lines

Helps improve workshop cleanliness and safety

Reduces floor space occupied by loose tire wire

Specifications

Applications

Waste tire recycling plants

Tire shredding and separation lines

Steel wire recovery workshops

Scrap metal recycling centers

Rubber recycling factories

Industrial recycling facilities handling tire wire materials

FAQ

Why is loose tire wire difficult to manage in workshops?
Because the material is tangled, elastic, and sharp. It easily spreads across the floor and occupies large storage areas.

How does the Y83/T-250B improve workshop cleanliness?
The machine compresses loose tire wire into compact bales, making the material easier to stack, move, and organize.

Can this machine help reduce labor intensity?
Yes. PLC semi-automatic control and push-out bale discharge reduce manual handling work.

Is this machine suitable for continuous production lines?
Yes. With 5000–5500 kg/h capacity, it can match many medium and large tire recycling operations.

What materials can this machine process?
It is mainly designed for separated tire steel wire, bead wire, and similar loose scrap wire materials after tire recycling.