Cardboard baling press IPV 300-500
for paperfor plasticsfor bottles

Cardboard baling press - IPV 300-500 - I-COMPACT - for paper / for plastics / for bottles
Cardboard baling press - IPV 300-500 - I-COMPACT - for paper / for plastics / for bottles
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Characteristics

Applications
for cardboard, for waste, for paper, for plastics, for textiles, for bottles, for cans
Orientation
vertical
Loading
front-loading
Other characteristics
compact, single-chamber, hydraulic, closed-door
Compression power

Max.: 50 tf

Min.: 30 tf

Bale weight

Max.: 600 kg
(1,323 lb)

Min.: 300 kg
(661 lb)

Description

The IPV 300 and IPV 500 vertical baler range is specifically designed for handling high volumes of waste. These machines provide a robust, high-performance solution to produce dense, heavy bales weighing up to 500 kg, all within a compact footprint. With their high compaction force and intuitive features such as an automatic sliding door and digital display, operation is simple and efficient. How to use the IPV 300 & IPV 500: Fill the chamber with waste. A signal light indicates when the chamber is full. Tie and eject the bale once the cycle is complete. Remove the bale and store it until collection. Compact, durable, and reliable, these machines deliver a complete solution for efficient material compaction, reducing costs and maximizing space. Customizable to your specific needs — with textile or wire tying options and the ability to produce extra-heavy bales — the IPV 300 and IPV 500 are perfectly suited for any business. This range is ideal for companies managing large volumes of waste, such as supermarkets, distribution centers, and recycling facilities.
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.