Twin Chamber Balers
Keep adding chambers until you compact all your recyclables!
Perfect if you only have space for one machine but need a recycling compactor for multiple materials like cardboard, plastic films, tins/cans and plastics bottles like PET or PS plant pots.
Twin chamber up to six chambers
Bales up to 280kg each
Low power consumption 4kw motor
Large infeed aperture
Auto cycle down and return
Fast pump cycle of 33 seconds
Bale full indicator for uniform bales
Push button controls with diagnostics
Safe bale door latch system & interlocks
Easy and safe twine threading, tie off bales in minutes
Two handed control for safe bale ejection
Internal or external installation
Space saving design
Size 2810L x 1180W x 2550H (1840H for transport) mm
Power requirement
400V, 16A, 3 phase, D Type Breaker
One Machine for all your needs
The Strautmann MK 1100 twin chamber baler is a high quality, German built machine, designed to be safe, fast and easy to use.
Ideal for sites generating two or more recycling streams, the MK 1100 enables producers of medium to high volumes of cardboard, polythene and other compactable waste to cut costs and improve their operational efficiency.
This recycling compactor is a medium range machine with its 20 metric tonne press force, producing bale weights up to 280kg.
Loading is quick and easy through its 1100mm long x 700mm wide feed opening(s).
Ejected bales are 1130 x 730 x 800mm in size.
The MK 1100 features a number of labour-efficient, patented systems that guarantee a long working life and significantly lower lifetime cost compared with other twin chamber balers on the market.
Our twin chamber recycling baler comes in several sizes, please see data sheets at the bottom of this page for full details.
How do you use a twin+ chamber baler?
To compact recyclables the moveable press plate is safely moved by two-hand control from one chamber to the other. For the compaction of more recyclable streams the number of press chambers can be increased. Therefore with various types of recyclables such as cardboard packaging and film, a bale is produced without temporary storage being required for the materials.