1. Basic Definition of the Equipment

• Vertical Car Tire Balers are vertical compression equipment designed specifically for automobile tire recycling.
• Primary purpose is to reduce the volume of discarded tires through mechanical compression.
• Compresses loose tires into compact blocks for easy storage, transportation, and subsequent recycling.
• Features a vertical design with relatively small footprint.
• Ideal for use at recycling sites and waste treatment plants.
• Key component in achieving volume reduction in the tire recycling industry chain.

2. Core Components

• Compression Chamber: Vertical enclosed space with wear-resistant inner walls.
• Power System: Typically hydraulic with cylinder-driven compression plate.
• Control System: Operation panel with sensors for parameter setting and monitoring.
• Safety Devices: Includes emergency stop button, guardrails, and limit switches.
• All components designed for durable and reliable operation.

3. Typical Workflow

• Waste tires are placed into the compression chamber through the feed port.
• The feed door is closed and the equipment is started.
• The power system drives the compression plate downward, applying continuous pressure.
• Tires deform, stack, and gradually compact under compression.
• When preset compression is achieved, the compression plate stops.
• Some models automatically secure compressed blocks to prevent loosening.
• Compression plate returns to original position for discharge.
• Discharge port opens to eject compressed tire blocks, completing the cycle.

4. Main Functions and Value