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Channel Baling Presses

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A channel baler is a fully automatic horizontal baler that compresses paper, cardboard, plastics, domestic waste or metal cans into dense, homogeneous bales that are easy to store and transport. ANIS channel balers deliver up to 205 tonnes of main ram force and an output from 2 to over 60 tonnes per hour, with shear or pre-press technology matched to your material.

Thanks to their long-established design, ANIS balers work fast, are extremely reliable and offer the best ROI (return on investment).

BASIC line

LOW Production Volume Baler series

Simple horizontal baling presses with or without the tying device (can be added on later). Simpler construction methods, designed for customers that would like to solve waste issues at the lowest cost.

PREMIUM line

MED & HIGH Load Baler series

Heavy-duty construction that is designed for commercial centers or companies that are primarily involved in waste management.

For Multi-purpose use

Single Pre-press Flap Baler series

The pre-press baler line contains all the developments from ANIS »PREMIUM line« shear baler with the addition of pre-compression flaps and provides extremely heavy, homogenous and compact bales. It is equipped with the shear blades and pre-pressing with two options: Single Prepress Flap – at the rear of the feeding opening, or Double lateral Prepress […]

MULTI-PURPOSE BALER line

Double Pre-press Flaps Baler series

All baling presses are equipped with shear blades to handle excess material. ANIS can install a pre-press system using double lateral press flaps on the both sides of the filling opening.

What is a channel baler?

A channel baler is a horizontal baling press in which material enters through a feed hopper, is compressed by the main ram into a closed channel and leaves the channel as a finished, tied bale. Because each new charge pushes the previous bale forward, the baler works continuously. That makes it the standard machine for recycling centres and MRFs, cardboard packaging companies, plastic recyclers and waste management companies that process large, steady volumes of material. For a step-by-step explanation, see how a baler works.

The art of finding the optimal baler for your business

Most baler manufacturers offer one specific baler technology: some strictly advocate pre-compacting with a single big flap, some with double lateral flaps, others shear (cutting) technology. ANIS doesn’t.

The most suitable press technology depends on your type of business and the materials you process.

Sometimes a baler with shear blades, called a shear baler, is better; sometimes a pre-press baler with a big single flap works better with materials like PET and plastic film; and when high throughput is required, a baler with double lateral pre-press flaps is the best option. The differences are explained in our shear baler vs pre-press comparison.

ANIS offers all options – to handle the widest possible range of materials

Shear (cutting) and pre-flap (pre-press) technologies:

  • pre-press method with a single flap,
  • pre-press method with double lateral flaps,
  • pressing forces up to 205 tonnes,
  • four channel sizes: 750 × 750 mm, 800 × 1,000 mm, 1,100 × 750 mm and 1,100 × 1,100 mm.

ANIS offers shear and pre-press configurations, including a no-shear option for suitable applications.

ANIS channel baler series

Series Technology Typical materials Key data
Low Production Volume Shear blades; clearance baler option without shears Light trim and shredded material 50–60 t, feed opening 1,000 or 1,300 mm, bale 750 × 750 or 1,100 × 750 mm
Med & High Load Shear blades Heavier board trim, shredded and mixed materials 60–200 t, feed opening 1,300, 1,600 or 1,900 mm, bale up to 1,100 × 1,100 mm
Single Pre-press Flap Pre-press, big single flap; with shear blades or as a no-shear clearance baler PET, plastic film, large cardboard boxes 60–142 t, feed opening 1,600 mm, bale 1,100 × 750 or 1,100 × 1,100 mm
Double Pre-press Flaps Pre-press, double lateral flaps, with shear blades Large cardboard boxes, plastics, RDF and paper 60–142 t, feed opening 1,600 or 1,900 mm, bale 1,100 × 750 or 1,100 × 1,100 mm

Highly compacted and stackable bales for optimal truck loading are the best proof of the efficiency of these channel balers.

ANIS channel baler diagram

How to understand our model names

How ANIS channel baler model names are built

Baler infeed methods

The feed hopper is adapted to the selected infeed method, from an infeed conveyor belt to manual loading, an air transport system, a bin tipper, a duct or chute, or a grapple:

Our balers can process

Paper, cardboard, plastics, domestic waste and metal cans – each with its own settings.
Materials ANIS channel balers can process

Multi-material bales

  • Software, optimally adjusted for the different materials, guarantees high bale quality even when the material is changed frequently
  • Optimised bale dimensions and bale weights for efficient full truck loading
  • Wire strapping can be switched off manually
  • Optimal press results with heavy, well-shaped and stackable bales

Multi-material bales from an ANIS channel baler

Channel baler FAQ

What is the difference between a shear baler and a pre-press baler?

A shear baler cuts material that overhangs the feed opening with shear blades. A pre-press baler first compresses the material in the hopper with a single big flap or double lateral flaps, which suits materials like PET and plastic film and raises throughput. Pre-press can be combined with shear blades or, in the clearance baler option, remove the need for them.

What output can an ANIS channel baler reach?

Depending on the model, ANIS channel balers deliver up to 205 tonnes of main ram force and an output from 2 to over 60 tonnes per hour.

Can one channel baler process different materials?

Yes. The control software stores optimal settings for different materials, so the baler keeps bale quality high even when the material changes frequently – as in MRF balers that switch between paper, cardboard, plastics and cans.

How is material fed into the baler?

By infeed conveyor belt, by hand, by an air transport system, with a bin tipper, through a duct or chute, or with a grapple. The feed hopper is adapted to the chosen method.

Not sure which technology fits your material? Our sales team carries out waste audits to determine the most suitable baler. Contact ANIS for an offer.

Please contact us for more information regarding our services. We will help you to find the right solution for your needs.

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