Baling presses with folding hoppers

Effective processing of scrap from pressing shops
Dosing equipment with scrap weighing device
Environmentally friendly
High operational output

ZDAS baling presses offer a favourable price/quality ratio

	CPS 160	CPS 320	CPS 630

Pressing force: the last operation (repressing) (t)	160	330	630
Bale (Height × Width) (mm)	300 × 300	400 × 400	600 × 600
Charging chamber (Length × Width × Depth) (mm)	1480 × 900 × 750	1650 × 1400 × 1250	5000 × 1960 × 1600
Max. thickness of steel scrap (mm)	4	6	8
Max. number of bales (1/hr.)	92	90	48
Max. output (steel scrap) (t/hr.)	12,5	28	55
Power input installed of main pumps (kW)	75	2 × 75	3 × 75

CPS 160

Effective processing of cut scrap from automotive factory pressing shops
CPS 160 – Bale section: 300 x 300 mm
CPS 320 – Bale section: 400 x 400 mm

: CPS 160 baling press at the pressing plant of a car body producer

: Schematic of hydraulic parts from a CPS press

: ZDAS CPS 180 balling press in the hall

: ZDAS CPS 320 baling press in a pressing shop of a large automotive manufacturer

CPS 320

CPS 320 baling presses can be implemented into scrap processing lines of pressing shops in automotive factories. The unit includes conveyers that bring cuttings from individual pressing workplaces and enable transport of compressed bales to the warehouse or directly to the dispatching area. A working cycle of 30 seconds/bale is achieved with an average bale weight of 200 kg, provided that loading is continuous.

: CPS 320 press with a hopper

: Output of bales

: Press drive in a separate cabin

CPS 630

The CPS 630 hydraulic baling press is designed for processing amortisation scrap in scrap-processing-oriented companies. This baling press is especially suitable for processing the following: light large-volume depreciation scrap, crop ends of sheet with a thickness up to 8 mm, car bodies, parts of agricultural and transport machines, etc. To reach a high output, it is suitable to install a batching tilting hopper to ensure a continuous feed of scrap and discharge of final bales.