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HSM V-Press 860 Plus Vertical Bailing Press

HSM V-Press 860 Plus Vertical Bailing Press

Throat width
47.05 in (1,195 mm)
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Description

The HSM V-Press 860 plus (article 6148213) is a 594 kN vertical baling press for cardboard, mixed paper and plastic film that ties mill-size bales of up to 1,058 lb (480 kg) with wire. What it adds over the 860 eco is a power-assisted door whose upper half pushes down and opens by itself when compression ends. It is intended for stores, warehouses and plants where staff use the baler many times a shift between other tasks.

860 plus key points

  • Self-opening upper door half after each compression
  • 594 kN (60 t in HSM US literature) from a 6.44 HP (4.8 kW) motor
  • Loading opening 47.05 x 25.59 in (1,195 x 650 mm)
  • Bale 1,200 x 780 x max. 1,200 mm, up to 1,058 lb (480 kg)
  • One to two bales per hour in practice, by HSM's figure

Why a self-opening door matters on a busy site

When a baler is fed by people who are also receiving, picking or stocking, every step that makes them wait at the machine is a reason to leave cardboard in the aisle. On the 860 plus, the operator loads, shuts the door, and the press starts by itself; when the stroke is done, the upper door half lowers and opens without anyone touching it. The eco performs the same pressing work but leaves the doors to the operator. The plus therefore earns its premium on sites where the machine cycles often and no one is assigned to it.

The rest of the 860 chassis

The press, opening and bale are shared with the eco, so bale handling, stacking and wire are identical across the two. HSM's Torsion Control System monitors the ram for twist, rapid stroke technology gives a 25 s theoretical idle cycle, and a hand wheel with counter-rotating thread locks both door halves at once. A membrane keypad shows status and faults in text. The published noise level is approx. 62.9 dB(A), with no measuring distance stated.

The door mechanism adds size: the plus is 1,579 mm deep against the eco's 1,363 mm and weighs 2,030 kg, 130 kg more. It stands 2,985 mm tall and needs a ceiling of at least 3,000 mm. It ships skidded with operating instructions and must be rigged in and wired to 480 V / 60 Hz three-phase power. Wire is extra: 2.8 x 3,700 mm pre-looped, part 6135 993 002. WG 55 tape (part 6514 993 000) needs the optional tape station specified with the order.

HSM V-Press 860 plus specifications

Machine type Vertical baling press, manually loaded, power-assisted upper door
Article number 6148213
Pressing force 594 kN (HSM quotes 60 t)
Motor 6.44 HP (4.8 kW)
Supply 480 V / 60 Hz, three-phase
Cycle time 25 s, idle, theoretical
Output in use 1–2 bales per hour (HSM figure)
Loading opening (W x H) 47.05 x 25.59 in (1,195 x 650 mm)
Bale size (L x W x H) 1,200 x 780 x max. 1,200 mm
Bale weight Up to 1,058 lb (480 kg), varies by material
Tying Wire, 4 ties per bale; polyester tape optional
Sound level Approx. 62.9 dB(A)
Size (W x D x H) 68.94 x 62.17 x 117.52 in (1,751 x 1,579 x 2,985 mm)
Weight 4,475 lb (2,030 kg)
Minimum ceiling height 118 in (3,000 mm)
Materials Cardboard, mixed paper, plastic film

860 plus versus 860 eco and 860 plus B

  • 860 eco: identical force, opening, bale and wire with hand-operated doors, 216 mm shallower and 130 kg lighter. Better when one person bales in scheduled batches or depth is tight.
  • 860 plus B: a 1,500 mm wide opening and 550 kg bales for bulky film and oversized cartons, but approved for cardboard and film only.
  • VK 2306 channel baler: the next step once material arrives by conveyor or from a shredder discharge rather than by hand.

Who should buy the 860 plus

It suits a site where the baler is used constantly by people with other jobs and mixed paper is part of the stream. If baling happens in planned sessions with someone standing by, the eco does the same work for less. If your packaging regularly exceeds 1,195 mm in width, the plus B is the better tool.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Bailing Press
Shredder Series
V-Press
Shreddable Materials
Cardboard, mixed paper, plastic film
Throat Width
47.05 in (1,195 mm)
Power Consumption
6.44 HP (4.8 kW)
Voltage
480 V / 60 Hz
Weight
4,475 lb (2,030 kg)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
68.94 x 62.17 x 117.52 in (1,751 x 1,579 x 2,985 mm), W x D x H
dB Level
approx. 62.9 dB(A)

Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Vertical Baling Press
Condition
New
SKU
6148213
GTIN
4026631063722
Price
Price on request
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the self-opening door on the HSM V-Press 860 plus do?

After each compression, the upper half of the 860 plus door is pushed down and opens automatically, so the operator does not have to wait and open it by hand. On the 860 eco both door halves are manual. Both models start pressing automatically once the door is closed.

Does the V-Press 860 plus press harder than the 860 eco?

No. Both are rated at 594 kN with a 4.8 kW drive and a 25 s idle cycle, and both make bales of up to 480 kg. HSM's US pages quote the force as 60 t, which is the same figure expressed differently. You pay for the door mechanism, not more force.

How much floor space does the 860 plus need?

The footprint is 1,751 x 1,579 mm (68.94 x 62.17 in) and the machine is 2,985 mm tall, with a minimum ceiling height of 3,000 mm. It is 216 mm deeper than the 860 eco. Add room in front for the door and for a forklift to remove bales.

Can the HSM V-Press 860 plus use plastic strapping?

Only if it was ordered with the optional polyester tape station, which uses WG 55 tape, part 6514 993 000. Standard tying is wire: 2.8 x 3,700 mm pre-looped, part 6135 993 002, four ties per bale. Decide on tape before ordering, since the station is not a simple add-on later.

What should not go into the V-Press 860 plus?

HSM approves the 860 plus for cardboard, mixed paper and plastic film only. Keep out liquids, metal, glass, abrasive material and rigid plastic containers. Wet cardboard will bale but adds weight, attracts lower prices and is hard on the chamber over time.

How many bales an hour does the 860 plus make?

HSM puts real-world output at one to two bales per hour. The 25 s cycle describes how fast the ram moves; most of each hour goes into loading, tying and removing the 480 kg bale. The self-opening door shortens the operator's time per cycle.