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As part of ENERPAT's ongoing technical support for the North American recycling industry, our engineering team recently welcomed a leading tire recycling company to our Ohio facility for an on-site material testing session.
The objective of the visit was to evaluate the baling performance of the AMB-H1075-250 Metal Baler when processing clean steel wire recovered from tire recycling operations, while discussing future production line integration and bulk feeding solutions.
The customer specializes in tire recycling across North America and was looking for a reliable baling solution capable of handling high volumes of recovered tire steel wire.
During the visit, both teams focused on several key objectives:
Verify bale density and stability
Evaluate drop resistance during transportation
Discuss automatic feeding solutions
Review spare parts availability
Explore future production line integration
The material tested consisted of clean steel wire separated from tire recycling equipment, providing an ideal opportunity to evaluate bale quality under real operating conditions.
Machine: ENERPAT AMB-H1075-250 Hopper Style Tire Wire Baler
Material: Recovered tire steel wire
Test Location: ENERPAT Ohio Facility
During testing, five bales were produced, with two representative bales measured for density analysis.
Bale Size | Weight |
266.7 × 266.7 × 292.1 mm | 24.50 kg |
266.7 × 266.7 × 279.4 mm | 23.59 kg |
The calculated average bale density reached approximately:
1.185 g/cm³
The customer was satisfied with the consistency of the baling results.
To further evaluate transportation performance, the finished bales underwent a 3-meter drop test.
After three consecutive drops:
Bale structure remained intact
No major cracking occurred
Excellent material compression was maintained
Suitable for storage and transportation
These results demonstrated the machine's ability to produce dense, durable wire bales suitable for industrial recycling operations.
Beyond material testing, both teams discussed several engineering topics to optimize future production efficiency.
Topics included:
Hydraulic cylinder pressure acting on the compression platen
Integration with a 1.3 m³ feeding hopper
Spare parts package and inventory availability
Local warehouse support
Available after-sales technical services
Budget proposal for 1.5 m³ and 5 m³ centralized feeding hoppers
Evaluation of hopper performance for separating tangled tire wire discharged from bulk bags
Possibility of supplying two AMB-H1075-250 Enerpat Tire Wire Balers simultaneously using a 5 m³ twin-screw hopper with horizontal screw conveyors
These discussions laid the foundation for a more automated tire wire recycling solution capable of supporting future capacity expansion.
Following the visit, ENERPAT engineers immediately began preparing the requested technical information, including:
Hydraulic pressure calculations
Spare parts list and quotation
Hopper drawings, dimensions and power specifications
Local inventory confirmation
Recommendations for production line integration
A second round of testing is planned to further evaluate the centralized feeding system using larger hopper configurations.
At ENERPAT, technical support extends well beyond equipment delivery. From material testing and engineering consultation to production line optimization, spare parts planning and long-term after-sales service, our team works closely with customers to develop practical recycling solutions tailored to their operations.
Whether you are baling tire wire, processing scrap metal or planning a complete recycling line, ENERPAT provides the engineering expertise and on-site support needed to help maximize operational efficiency and long-term reliability.
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