LFA 51 T – Triple Chamber Baler – Small

The baler can be specified with a vandal proof cover over the controls and a lockable feed door. Up to six chambers max can be added. For further customisation, contact us and we will try to meet all requirements.

Typically, the minimum amount of recyclable material per week to gain a cost saving would be:

• 1100ltr wheelie bin(s) – Six DMR (Dry mixed recyclables) or Three GW (General waste)
• FEL (Front end loader) skip(s) – One DMR or ½ of one GW

Once baled, the bales would typically be collected free of charge.

• Features
  • E-stops
  • Automatic cycle
  • Three chambers
  • Bale twine cutter
  • Bale full indicator
  • Strapping guide slots
  • Top loading feed doors
  • Safety interlocked doors
  • Simple, easy to operate controls
  • Bale trolley for easy bale removal
  • Retention teeth inside the chambers
  • Rated IP65 so safe to be sited inside or out

   

  Benefits

  • Reduces disposal costs
  • Saves on labour from reduced material handling
  • Reduces storage space required for bulky waste
  • Reduces the need to flat pack/break down material
  • Able to bale multiple waste streams at the same time
  • Reduces carbon footprint and complies with ISO 14001
  • Leads to a tidier working environment which improves health and safety

The LFA 51 T is very easy to use. All in all, the machine takes roughly 30 seconds to set up and 3 minutes to tie off a bale. Quick and easy!

Step 1 – Setup

When first using the machine, you attach the bale twine reels to the back of the machine and guide the two straps through the rear of each chamber. Pull the twine through, make a loop and attach it onto the two hooks that are positioned on the front of the machine. Lay the twine into the guide slots on the base making sure they are taught. Close the door and you are ready to feed the material.

Step 2 – Feeding

This step is straight forward – slide the cylinder head on top of another chamber, throw all the material into the chamber, making sure you spread the load evenly (there is no need to flat pack the material as the baler will do all of the work). Slide the cylinder head on top of the chamber and press the ‘go’ button. The plate will automatically run a full cycle compacting all of the material into the bottom of the chamber and catching on the retention teeth. The plate then returns to the resting position ready for the next load. (If at any point you open the front door the machine will cut out for safety precautions).

Step 3 – When is the bale full?

There is a bale full grill positioned on the front of each chamber, when the plate is under full compaction and you can see the plate sat in the middle of the grill, you know that the bale is full and ready to be tied off. Repeat step 2 until this happens.

Step 4 – Tying off the bale

With the plate on top of a different chamber, (using our twine hook) bring the two twines across the top of the bale and feed the two twines through the slots in the front. Cut the twines to the correct length and pull the excess back through the chamber ready for the next bale. Slide the cylinder over the chamber and press the down arrow button for the plate to compact down and stay down. Now that the material is under compression you detach the loop end of the twine from the hook and pull the cut end through. Pull it tight and tie off. Repeat this for the other twine.

Step 5 – Ejecting the bale

Now that you have created a bale, you need to remove it. Press the up arrow on the machine for the press plate to come back into its resting position, slide the cylinder across to another chamber and open the front door. Slot the trolley arms into the guide slots located at the base of the machine. Lean back and the bale will release itself from the machine. You now have a bale weighing up to 75kg on the trolley. Wheel the bale to storage ready for collection.

As simple as that! It probably takes longer to read the operation than to implement it. As part of the package, one of our trusty engineers will come to site and show the team how to do this in person. Training certification can be supplied if required.