Paper Baling Machine TONNA5, 5 Tons, 50kN, 40kg Bale

Paper baler TONNA5, 5 tons, 50kN, bale 40kg

The TONNA5 paper baler offers an efficient and cost-effective way to recycle mixed and office paper waste. The TONNA5 is a great fit for areas with limited space or low ceilings. This paper baler machine creates compact bales weighing up to 40 kg, depending on the material being processed. With bale dimensions of 500 x 700 x 500 mm (H x W x D), the TONNA5 is well-suited for handling smaller amounts of waste. This recycling baler can produce between 6 and 8 bales per hour. Dimensions of the TONNA5 paper baler machine are 1750 x 950 x 750 mm (H x W x D) and the vertical baler weights 350–400kg. By compressing more office paper into each bale, these high-density bales help maximize baling, storage, and handling efficiency, which can reduce costs for recycling businesses. This allows you to get the most value from mixed and office paper and helps achieve a fast return on your investment. The machine comes with a warranty; goods are picked up EXW and prices exclude VAT.

Key features of the Paper baler machine TONNA5

The most compact baler in the TONNA lineup
• Perfect for sites with limited space or low ceilings
• Makes a small, tightly packed bale
• Designed for low waste volumes
• Suitable for garages, retail stores, offices, small hospitality businesses, and companies in urban areas

Benefits of the Paper baler machine TONNA5

• Our compact models are suitable for small quantities of paper, cardboard, and polythene film
• A great solution if you have minimal space for both the baler and baled materials, and want to arrange for complimentary collection services instead of paying for bin or skip removal
• These compact balers can be relocated on site using a pallet truck and are ready to use with a standard pin socket

Paper baler TONNA5 technical details

Why use a waste paper baler?

A paper baler is a compactor designed to compress and bundle waste paper such as office paper, paper scraps, and old newspapers into a cube-shaped bale. Using a waste paper baler turns loose paper into tightly packed bales. This is a key step in the recycling process for waste paper. The baler helps make recycling smoother and more efficient.

How is waste paper recycled?

Step 1: Gather the waste paper. Typically, waste paper is collected from trash bins, offices, bookstores, schools, and similar locations. After collection, it is taken to a recycling center.

Step 2: Sort and bale the waste paper. At this stage, a waste paper baler is used to complete the baling process. Once the recycling facility receives the waste paper from different sources, the paper is sorted by quality, material, structure, and surface finish. After sorting, the baler is used to compress the paper into bales, making it easier to store and handle. The recycling center then sends the bales to a paper mill.

Step 3: Clean the waste paper. When the sorted paper reaches the paper mill, it is washed with soapy water to remove ink, plastic film, staples, and glue. The cleaned paper is then mixed with water in a large container to create a paper slurry.

Step 4: Produce new paper. After the waste paper is turned into slurry, different materials are added to make new products such as office paper or newsprint. Once the new paper is dry, it is ready for use or sale.

Benefits of a waste paper baler

A waste paper baler is essential in the paper recycling process. It allows more waste paper to be prepared for recycling, improving overall efficiency. Using a baler also helps protect the environment by reducing paper waste and conserving resources. Since paper is made from trees, using a baler supports efforts to preserve forests.