Multi-Purpose Straw Baler Mini Round Baler for Maize and Cotton Stalks

Name: Multi-Purpose Straw Baler Mini Round Baler for Maize and Cotton Stalks
Brand: Weifang Wangren Machinery Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2135824402

Shandong, ChinaWeifang Wangren Machinery Co., Ltd.

US$1,580.00-2,000.00

1 Piece

Product profile

Customization

Available

After-sales Service

Available

Type

Round Baler

Model NO.

Mini Round Baler

Automatic Grade

Semi-Automatic

Power Source

Tractor

Warranty

1 Year

Certification

ISO, CE

Working Speed

80-120 Bales/H

Color

Green/Red or as Your Request

Match Power

20-60HP Tractors

Machine Weight

402-442kg

Transport Package

Iron Box

Specification

Optional

Trademark

WangRen

Origin

China

Production Capacity

50000PCS/Month

Key features

Adjustable Bale Density: Bale density is adjustable for easy manual handling and transport.

Auto Release System: Features an automatic release system operated by rope or button.

PTO Powered: Suitable for compact tractors, powered directly via PTO shaft.

High Efficiency: Processing speed of 80-120 bales per hour for maximum productivity.

Versatile Material Handling: Picks up hay, silage, wheat, rice straw, and corn stalks.

Simple Maintenance: Strong structure with simple design for easy installation and maintenance.

Safe Twine Binding: Uses natural twine which is harmless to animals.

Customizable Options: Color and working speed can be customized to specific requests.

Company profile

High Repeat Buyers ChoiceYears of Export Experience100% Finished Products InspectionIn-stock Capacity

Weifang Wangren Machinery Co., Ltd.

Shandong, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading CompanyExport Year: 2025-12-01Nearest Port: Qingdao PortAverage Response Time: ≤0.88hTerms of Payment: T/T, D/P, LCInternational Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, EXW, CIF

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryThe supplier is a machinery-related company with stated manufacturing and sales scopes covering agricultural machinery, machinery parts, gears, gear reducers, and gearboxes. It reports inventory capacity, two production lines, a 15-workday average lead time in both peak and off-season periods, and 14 years of international trade experience. However, it lacks a valid manufacturing-capacity contract with affiliated subcontractors, overseas warehouses, showrooms, agents, or branches. Quality and service controls are weakly documented: no written corrective-action or complaint-handling procedures, no quality assurance, and no raw-material traceability identification are reported. ODM, SDK, and recognized-brand OEM services are unavailable. Financial records are identified by year, but their actual values and financial strength are not provided. No certification, customer case, or Fortune 500 partnership evidence is supplied.

Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as a machinery-related business whose scope includes manufacturing and sales of agricultural machinery and parts, gears, gear reducers, and gearboxes. Its company type is also stated as a trading company, indicating a mixed manufacturing-and-trading profile rather than a purely manufacturing entity.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier has in-stock service capacity and accepts multiple service payment terms, with stated lead times within 15 workdays. However, it has no overseas warehouse, showroom, agent, or branch, and reports no written complaint-handling or corrective/preventive-action procedures, which limits evidenced after-sales service maturity.

R&D capabilityThe company description indicates historical development and production of various gearboxes and gears. Nevertheless, ODM services, SDK availability, and OEM service for popular brands are explicitly unavailable, so the supplied evidence does not demonstrate strong current innovation or collaborative R&D capability.

Production capacityThe supplier’s scope includes manufacturing agricultural machinery, machinery parts, gears, gear reducers, and gearboxes; it reports two production lines, inventory capacity, and lead times within 15 workdays in both seasons. Counterbalancing this, no valid manufacturing-capacity contract exists with affiliated subcontractors, so production capability is evidenced but has a documented capacity-management deficiency.