Material
Mixed ferrous and non-ferrous metal scrap, sheet offcuts, turnings, and light structural cuttings
The processing problem
Loose metal scrap takes up yard space, is expensive to transport, and is difficult to charge into a furnace in an uncontrolled shape.
Why this process is used
Baling compresses mixed metal into dense, rectangular packages that stack, weigh, and melt more predictably than loose scrap.
Metal scrap baling is the core application for Narshinga Industries hydraulic scrap balers. Loose MS, HMS, sheet cuttings, and machine-shop waste are pressed into dense bales so yards can store more on the same footprint and ship more weight per truck.
Triple-action and double-compression presses are typically specified where mixed ferrous scrap must reach mill-ready density. Horizontal scrap balers are used where the yard already shears oversized pieces and wants a continuous feed into the chamber.
Operational considerations
- Separate heavy structural sections for shearing before baling where thickness exceeds the chamber rating.
- Turnings and borings often need a lid or extra side compression to hold density.
- Confirm bale size against the mill or foundry receiving specification before ordering.
Recommended machine family: Scrap Baling Press Machines. Final model is confirmed by engineering.
Suitable NSG machines
Triple Action Baling Press Machine
- NSG TAP-150 — 150 Ton pressing force
- NSG TAP-250 — 250 Ton pressing force
- NSG TAP-400 — 400 Ton pressing force
Heavy-duty triple-action hydraulic press that compacts metal scrap, turnings, and structural offcuts into dense, easy-to-handle bales in a single automatic cycle.
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Double Action Baling Press Machine
- NSG DAP-100 — 100 Ton pressing force
- NSG DAP-200 — 200 Ton pressing force
- NSG DAP-350 — 350 Ton pressing force
Twin-cylinder hydraulic baler that compresses and ejects loose scrap and light-gauge material into stackable bales, built for high-throughput yards.
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Double Compression Hydraulic Scrap Baler Machine
- NSG DCB-150 — 150 Ton total pressing force
- NSG DCB-250 — 250 Ton total pressing force
- NSG DCB-350 — 350 Ton total pressing force
Twin-stage compression baler that pre-compacts then final-presses scrap for denser bales than a single-stage press of the same tonnage.
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Horizontal Hydraulic Scrap Baler Machine
- NSG HSB-80 — 80 Ton pressing force
- NSG HSB-130 — 130 Ton pressing force
- NSG HSB-200 — 200 Ton pressing force
General-purpose horizontal scrap baler sized for aluminium cans, light ferrous scrap and mixed metal streams at yard scale.
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Heavy Duty Horizontal Hydraulic Scrap Baler Machine
- NSG HHB-250 — 250 Ton pressing force
- NSG HHB-400 — 400 Ton pressing force
- NSG HHB-600 — 600 Ton pressing force
Reinforced horizontal scrap baler built with heavier cylinders and frame for continuous high-tonnage, multi-shift baling.
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Industries using this application
- Scrap Metal RecyclingYards juggle mixed grades, truck turnaround, and mill specifications. Loose scrap wastes space and freight.
- Steel and Re-rolling MillsMills need a predictable charge: scrap cut to length or baled to a size the furnace and logistics can handle, on a duty cycle that matches the melt shop.
- Automotive and Auto DismantlingEnd-of-life vehicles and body-shop offcuts are bulky. Heavy drivetrain parts and sheet need different processing.
FAQs
Most mixed ferrous yards specify a triple-action or double-compression hydraulic scrap baler. Final tonnage depends on material mix, bale size, and daily throughput — confirm with the engineering team.