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Why Recycle Used Clothes?

Used clothes and textiles are not a waste. We need to recycle them and keep them out of landfills. Selling used clothes is one of the eco-friendly businesses that specialize in this. There are many responsible used clothes recycling organizations, aiming to promote sustainability and reduce the environmental impact of landfill waste.

The following are some of the benefits of recycling used clothes and textiles.

1. Reduce cost: Recycled textiles can be used in production instead of new one. This will reduce the cost incurred on the raw materials, thus saving money for the end users as well.

2.Help those in need: Recycled textiles can be used in many charitable causes.

3.Environment-friendly: Recycling used clothes and textiles will save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions compared to disposing them in the landfill.

4.Create jobs: Recycling used clothes and textiles can create jobs by employing the already unemployed people who have handloom skills and thereby help out poor families financially.

5.Reduces costly consumerism: This can be used as a strategy to reduce the amount of used clothes and textiles that are disposed in landfills.

Textile baler is a necessary and important equipment used in the textile recycling industry. Contact an experienced baler machine company for help with baling the clothing and textiles.

What is Makabale's Baling Solution?

Makabale manufactures textile balers that play an important role in the process of handling the used textiles. It is a key step and cost-effective way to have a textile baler compress and strap the textiles tightly to be a bale form that is easier for storage and transport. 

With the textile baler, you can not only ensure the safe and secure transport of the products, but also create a safe and neat recycling area for staff, increase the working efficiency and productivity.

Our textile balers range from small to large sizes, both horizontal balers and vertical balers, which can meet different kinds of baling purposes.

Get to know which is the best baler perfect for your organization's operations. Usually, it depends on the volume of the textile materials that need to be baled, the final estimated bale weight, and whether need wrapping or not. Your space for the baler installation and operation also needs to be considered.

Recommended Industrial Vertical Balers for Textile Recycling

If wrapping is not a requirement, then vertical balers such as our versatile mini balers (VMN series) and cardboard balers (VMS series) would be perfect for the task. Mini Baler is a small baler quite suitable for businesses who have limited space for operation and low processing volume.

For mid-sized volume or if you are looking for mill sized bales, cardboard baler would be your choice. We have 5 models available in this series with different chamber sizes and compressing force, making different bale sizes.

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

MINI BALER / MARINE GARBAGE COMPACTOR

  • Bales multiple materials (cardboard, soft plastic, textile, marine garbage, etc.)
  • Bale size (L): 650 to 750mm
  • Bale wt.: 20 to 100kg (OCC)
  • 4 different models and sizes

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

  • Bales multiple materials, but primarily for OCC, paper, and soft plastic
  • Bale size (L): 800 to 1520mm
  • Bale wt.: 60 to 450kg (OCC)
  • 5 different models and sizes

Recommended Doorless-Raised Chamber Textile Baler

Doorless-raised Chamber Textile Baler is a vertical baler specifically designed for textile applications. Once a bale is done, the chamber raises to expose the compressed bale on all four sides. Then the operator can completely wrap and cross-strap the textiles. This feature protects the materials from staining and damage during transport. We have 5 models available in this series with different chamber sizes and compressing force, making different bale sizes.

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

TEXTILE BALER / CLOTHING BALER

  • Primarily for textiles (yarns, used clothes, used shoes, rags, towels, textile fibers)
  • Bale size (L): 700 to 1500mm
  • Bale wt.: 40 to 500kg (used clothes)
  • 4 different models and sizes

Recommended Industrial Horizontal Balers for Textile Recycling

If it is a large volume of textile scrap and no requirement of wrapping the bale, we suggest horizontal balers for this purpose, including both Closed End Manual-tie Horizontal Baler and Open End Auto-tie Horizontal Baler. They can be fed by a conveyor system that enables automatic feeding. This improves your efficiency and throughput. The closed-door type makes higher bale density while the open-door type brings you higher productivity. Both series are available with various chamber size and compressing force.

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

AUTO-TIE / AUTOMATIC HORIZONTAL BALER

  • Bales multiple materials (cardboard, paper, soft plastic, etc.)
  • Bale size: 750 x 800mm to 1100 x 1100mm
  • Bale wt.: 100 to 1200kg (OCC)
  • 5 different models and sizes

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

CLOSED END MANUAL TIE HORIZONTAL CARDBOARD BALER

  • Bales multiple materials (cardboard, plastic, plastic bottle, textile, etc.)
  • Bale size: 750 x 750mm to 1100 x 1250mm
  • Bale wt.: 200 to 1350kg (OCC)
  • 6 different models and sizes

Recommended Bagging Balers for Textile Recycling

This baler recommendation is specially for baling and wrapping wiping rags in bales of weight range from about 11lbs to 55lbs (5 to 25kg).

CARDBOARD BALER / MILL SIZE BALER

WEIGHING SCALE BAGGING BALER / RAG BALER

  • Primarily for loose and small material
  • Bale size: 400 x 300 x 100mm to 600 x 450 x 250mm
  • Bale wt.: 5 to 30kg (rag)
  • 5 different models and sizes

Textile Baler / Clothes Baler Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Does a Textile Baling Machine Last?

With proper maintenance and care, a textile baling machine can last for a decade is no problem. The lifespan largely depends on usage frequency, the machine's build quality, and proper regular maintenance.

Can a Textile Baling Machine Be Used for Other Materials?

While primarily designed for textiles, some balers can handle other materials like paper, cardboard, or plastics. Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure safe and effective operation.

Where Can I Buy a Textile Baling Machine?

Makabale is an experienced textile baling machine manufacturer, you can contact us by filling out the online form or call and tell us your baling requirement. Our friendly sales team will assist you to find the right textile baler model to fit your business.

How Do I Maintain a Textile Baling Machine?

Regular maintenance involves cleaning, lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear, replacing worn-out components, and ensuring the hydraulic system is in good condition. Always refer to the machine's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.

What Is the Typical Capacity of a Textile Baling Machine?

The capacity varies. Some small machines can process a few hundred kilograms, while large industrial horizontal balers can handle several tons of textiles in one go.

How Much Does a Textile Baling Machine Cost?

The cost can vary based on the baler's capacity, design, and features. It's best to contact the supplier to get an accurate estimate.

Is It Safe to Use a Textile Baling Machine?

Yes, when used correctly and maintained regularly. However, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines, safety precautions, and wear protective gear when operating the machine.

Are There Different Types of Textile Baling Machines?

Yes, there are various models designed for different capacities and types of textiles. Common types include vertical and horizontal balers, each suited for different operational needs.

How Does a Textile Baling Machine Work?

The baler machine works by using hydraulic force to compress textiles into a dense package. Once compressed, the bale is secured with straps or wires to maintain its shape.

What Types of Textiles Can Be Baled?

Almost any type of textile, including used clothing, cotton, wool, synthetic fibers, rags, and waste textiles, can be baled using appropriate textile baling machine.

Why Is Baling Textiles Important?

Baling textiles reduces storage space requirements, minimizes transportation costs, and ensures a more organized and efficient method of handling and processing bulk textiles.

What Is a Textile Baling Machine?

A textile baling machine is a device used to compress textiles into compact and uniform bales, making it easier for storage, handling, and transportation.