What types of packaging materials are suitable for garment balers?

Garment balers are typically designed to handle textiles, clothing, and other flexible materials, but they can also be used for many different types of packaging materials. The following are some common packaging materials suitable for compression packaging using garment packaging machines:
1. Paper: including cartons, cardboard, newspapers, magazines, office paper, etc. These paper materials can be effectively compressed to reduce volume.
2. Plastics: such as plastic bags, plastic films, woven bags, etc. These materials need to be compressed and packaged for transportation during the recycling process.
3. Fiber: In addition to clothing, other fiber products such as quilts, blankets, etc. can also be compressed and packaged using a clothing baler.
4. Foam plastic: Lightweight and bulky foam plastic that can be compressed by a baler to reduce space usage.
5. Mixed materials: Waste containing a mixture of different materials such as paper, plastic, and fiber can also be compressed by a clothing baler.
6. Agricultural waste: such as straw, pasture, etc. These materials can be compressed for easy storage and transportation.
7. Soft industrial waste: Waste of soft materials such as car interiors and sofa fabrics can also be processed by clothing balers.

It should be noted that although the garment baler is suitable for a variety of soft materials, it is not suitable for hard or incompressible materials such as metal, stone, and glass. When selecting a baler, make sure the machine's compression, dimensional capacity, and control system are suitable for the type of packaging material it needs to handle. In addition, for special materials, it may be necessary to customize or select a specific model of baler to meet the needs.