Yes, we will provide some spare parts for free which includes tools, O Rings and some other electrical components like middle relay, and you need to pay extra cost for wear parts.

The shipping fees are different, it depends on what kind of baler will you need and which destination port will arrive at, for small baler, will use LCL Shipment and the shipping fees will be lower; for big baler machine, will use full container, the fees will be higher, In a word, the shipping fees are different according to different destination port and different model of baler, will send you details shipping fees after checking with our forwarder, or you can check with your own forwarder.

The common maintenance issues for the baler listed as below: 1. Clear the area of bale out every day, Inspect if have materials on the limit switch, if yes, please clear the materials, Clear the area around the machine every day, Inspect if any oil leakage from connects or cylinders.; 2. Week Inspection, Inspect all the connects and watch if loose or not, if loose, please tighten the connects timely, Inspect all the screws and watch if loose or not, if loose, please tighten the screws timely，Inspect if have materials on the piston rod, if have, please remove timely, Inspect the oil level and watch if it is on the indicated position; 3.Annual Inspection, Filter the hydraulic oil within 6 months from the beginning of the machine running, Change or filter the hydraulic oil every year, Clear the oil tank totally every year, Use sieve with more than 100 mesh when filtering the hydraulic oil.

Regarding the drilling or not, it depends on the type of baler, for vertical baler machine, most of vertical baling machine needs drilling and bolting, because it is vertical type, and weight center of the machine is high; and for horizontal baler, it no need foundation, drilling and bolting, just put it on horizontal cement ground with thickness more than 150mm.

Please check these questions before you buy:1. Material Type: Have I identified the primary type and form of my scrap metal? 2. Volume: Have I calculated my average daily/weekly volume? 3. Scrap Yard: Have I spoken to my scrap yard about their bale specifications and pricing? 4.Space & Power: Do I have confirmed measurements for space and the correct power supply? 5. Budget: Have I budgeted for the total cost, including installation, shipping, and initial maintenance? 6. Safety: Does this machine meet all current safety standards for my region? 7. Supplier Reputation: Have I checked references and reviews for the manufacturer and dealer? 8. Demo: Have I seen this machine process material similar to mine? By following this structured process, you will move from a state of uncertainty to making a confident, informed decision that will boost your efficiency, safety, and profitability for years to come.