Designed for maximum output of tyre bales, the MK2 can produce up to 6 PAS108 compliant tyre bales (between 400-500 tyres) per hour. The tyre volume is reduced by up to 80% drastically improving transport and storage efficiency.
Baling makes it easier to transport end of life tyres onto further processing venues such as construction projects, civil engineering, shredding, pyrolysis, and energy recovery plants. Gradeall have supplied MK2 tyre balers across the globe.Ideal for tyre collectors, recycling centres, vehicle dismantlers, and tyre depots.
Not normally. The truck tyre baler has been designed to deal with unprocessed truck tyres. However, when combined with a sidewall cutter it is possible to cut the sidewalls from tyres separating the sidewalls and treads. Then the tyre parts can be deposited into the MKII tyre baler in a specific pattern to produce a bale containing up to 26 tyres. Watch the video to see how to bale truck tyres in a MKII baler. A number of our customers now operate a sidewall cutter and MKII baler together and find that this combination is ideal for dealing with a wide range of road going tyres.
The Gradeall MKII Tyre Baler is one of the most cost-effective Tyre Balers in Europe today in terms of capital cost. It also offers fantastic operational efficiency in that it can be operated by one person, and the baling wire cost per bale is minimal, the typical cost per bale with baling wire and electricity included is £2.60 (based on average UK electricity costs).
Gradeall can supply this machine on a purchase, purchase with lease finance or rental basis over a fixed period.
To find out more about the Gradeall MKII tire baler feel free to contact us.
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The Multi materials baler is a version of the MK2 tyre baler with alterations made to the material feed arrangement which makes it ideal for baling card, plastic, fabrics, carpet and wool.
The MKII tyre baler features remote monitoring system, in essence, the same intelli-fill systemas portable and static compactors but tailored for a tyre baler.
Requirements for remote monitoring;
This remote monitoring system uses a GSM SIM card which needs to have an active subscription subject to network operator costs.
Sufficient signal strength is needed for a reliable connection, this can vary depending on location and specific network operator.
The short animation below quickly demonstrates the MKII tyre baler producing a bale
Tyres are considered one of the most neglected sources of recycling materials and because of that, rubber waste has been increasing in the past years. Due to the size and high cost of moving worn tyres from the original place to the processing factory or facility, the choice made was to simply dump the tyres.
Recent studies show a total of 1 billion and 1.8 billion worn tyres were disposed of every year, and since rubber isn’t biodegradable, this poses a serious environmental issue. With the world turning to find sustainable environmental solutions, here’s how your journey can start with the MK2 Tyre Baler:
The dangers of dumping used tyres aren’t limited to the fact tyres not being biodegradable, but there are more dangers including:
It’s easy for tyres to catch fire either on purpose or through natural causes as they are made from highly flammable materials. The process of putting out a fire in a tyre dump is both difficult and dangerous. The fire isn’t easy to put out, and when water is used for the extinguishing process, it carries toxic materials emitted from the tyres and transfers them to other surfaces, possibly underground water. This is not to mention the toxic smoke released into the air and its impact on global warming.
We can all feel the effects of waste on the environment with global warming heating up our planet. In this regard, countries around the world signed different treaties and companies have been urged to act sustainably and use recyclable materials when possible.
When tyres are baled and transported to the respective facilities, the recycling journey can begin. Tyres can be broken down using different methods to produce different recycled materials and used for varied purposes. From lining playgrounds, and sports grounds, used in producing everyday objects such as computer mouse pads, to being used in civil engineering projects such as road pavement and alignment.
Not all tyre dumping locations are legal, which means there are many occupied places that need to be freed up. These dump locations can be better used when tyres are instead baled to establish different projects that can be beneficial for society.
The operating mechanism and control panel of the MK2 Tyre Baler are easy to use, allowing one person to operate the tyre baler. Four operating MK2 Tyre Balers could bale up to 6 million tyres in a year.
At Gradeall, we are an international supplier of tyre baler machinery. So whether your operation is based in London, Manchester, Maine or Vermont, you can still get access to high-quality, industry-leading tyre baling equipment.
We are based in Dungannon, Northern Ireland, and have supplied tyre baler machinery across the globe. We are experts in arranging an efficient and effective delivery service, transporting your tyre baler to your desired location, so you can start the process of integrating it into your operation.
You can trust Gradeall to deliver a high-performing tyre baler machine to wherever you need it.
Gradeall MKII Tyre Baler
Tyre baler prices can vary depending on the delivery location, machine specifications and desired operational extras. We offer a broad range of machinery adaptations and enhancements in order to meet the needs of your tyre baling operation.
For the best quote on the total tyre baler cost, with an exact breakdown of what you’re paying for, get in contact with us and we will be happy to help. This conversation will ensure that you’re investing in the right tyre baling equipment that provides a strong return on investment.
The great thing about Gradeall tyre baler machinery is that it eventually pays for itself in the long run. Our machinery is built to last and with proper care and maintenance, your business will save costs on transportation, labour and storage space.
When you invest in a tyre baler machine that’s manufactured by Gradeall, you know that you’re getting a robust and durable baler that will become an essential cog in the running of your operation. We aim to provide machinery that aids businesses in increasing their productivity levels as well as their profits.
Reduces volume of waste tyres by 85% (6:1)
Easy to operate controls with bale full warning
Industry Standard PAS108 bales produced
Double row of bale retainers placed where bale wires go for ease of tying.
Custom designed power unit reduces power consumption and noise level while providing exceptional performance.
Intelli Link; Remote monitoring system with parameter adjustments
Large opening aperture for ease of loading, baler can be filled via both sides
Each bale contains up to 110 tyres
Ideal for improving waste tyre transportation efficency.
EN16500 Compliant
Material can be fed from both sides
Diesel Generator
Trailer mounted
Hook lift frame
Conversions for different material
Oil cooler or heater
Conveyor Feed System
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Gradeall Can supply the MKII tyre baler to locations across the Globe. Have a look at shipping options available for the MKII tyre baler along with other equipment. Gradeall are happy to provide a quote for sending equipment in a container to an address that you choose.
The Gradeall MKII Tyre Baler conforms to PAS108 which has been specified by The British Standards Institution (BSI) in collaboration with WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) to provide a specification for producing compact tyre bales of consistent and verifiable quality and dimension. Using a MK2 tyre baler to produce PAS108 sized tyre bales will easily reach a 40ft container weight limit in tyres.
The typical customers for the MKII Tyre baler include waste tyre collectors, waste tyre transporters and waste tyre recyclers.
Combine a sidewall cutter and MKII tyre baler to bale 18 truck tyres in a 1000Kg Bale
London Tyre Disposal purchased a Gradeall Mark II Tyre Baler in 2011 to bale tyres and significantly reduce loose tyres' footprint.