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HBM-M150-15076

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ENERPAT HBM-M150-15076 Horizontal Baler

Name: ENERPAT HBM-M150-15076 Horizontal Baler
Brand: ENERPAT
Rating: 5.0 (42 reviews)

The ENERPAT HBM-M150-15076 Horizontal Baler is a heavy-duty hydraulic baler designed for compressing scrap metal and non-metallic recyclables, including non-ferrous scrap, cardboard, paper, and plastic bottles. Its robust construction and stress-engineered design deliver high compaction performance while maintaining an efficient size-to-weight ratio.
With a 1,500 kN press force, 37 kW motor, and 24-second cycle time, it is well suited for recycling facilities handling medium to high volumes of recyclable materials. Manual bale tying provides a flexible and straightforward operation for different material types.

Why ENERPAT HBM-M150-15076:

1,500 kN hydraulic press force for effective material compaction
Handles non-ferrous scrap, cardboard, paper, plastics, and more
Hydraulic door latch for secure and convenient operation
Touchscreen programmable controller for easy control
1-year machine warranty and 5-year cylinder warranty

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The HBM-M150-15076 combines a heavy-duty frame with a powerful hydraulic system to provide reliable compression for both metal and non-metal recycling applications. The 1,500 kN pressing force and 25 MPa working pressure help produce compact, manageable bales for storage, transportation, and further recycling.

Its large feeding opening accommodates a wide range of recyclable materials, while the 1,524 × 762 × 1,220 mm bale chamber produces consistent bale dimensions. With a 24-second cycle time, the machine supports efficient day-to-day processing.

The semi-automatic design keeps operation straightforward: material is loaded and compressed hydraulically, while the finished bale is manually tied. A touchscreen programmable controller, hydraulic door latch, efficient power unit, and electrical circuit breaker further simplify operation and maintenance.

Product Specification Sheet

Model	Press Force (Tons)	Bale Size (mm)	Motor (KW)	Cycle Time(s)
HBM-M150-15076	150	1524x762x1220	37	24

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4 Key Core Advantages

Heavy-Duty Construction

- Built with a robust structure and stress-engineered frame for demanding recycling applications.
- The design provides a strong balance between machine size, weight, and structural strength.
Powerful Hydraulic Compaction

- A 1,500 kN press force and 25 MPa working pressure provide strong compression for recyclable materials.
- The hydraulic system is suitable for both non-ferrous scrap and a variety of non-metallic materials.
Flexible Feeding Options

- The large 1,180 × 1,690 mm feeding opening accommodates different material sizes and loading methods.
- Suitable for cardboard, paper, plastic bottles, non-ferrous scrap, and other recyclable materials.
Easy and Controlled Operation

- A touchscreen programmable controller makes machine operation and parameter management straightforward.
- The hydraulic door latch helps secure the chamber and simplifies the bale discharge process.

FAQs

What materials can the HBM-M150-15076 bale?

It can process cardboard, paper, plastic bottles, non-ferrous scrap, and other recyclable materials suitable for horizontal baling.
What is the bale size?

The standard bale size is 1,524 × 762 × 1,220 mm.
What is the pressing force of this horizontal baler?

The HBM-M150-15076 provides a maximum pressing force of 1,500 kN, with a working pressure of 25 MPa.
Is the HBM-M150-15076 fully automatic?

No. It is a semi-automatic horizontal baler. Compression and bale discharge are hydraulically operated, while the finished bale is manually tied.
How long does one baling cycle take?

The standard cycle time is approximately 24 seconds, although the actual processing rate can vary depending on the material and operating conditions.