Recently, a farmer from Namibia—who operates a medium-sized livestock farm—purchased a máquina para hacer fardos de ensilado from our company. Given Namibia’s arid climate, the proper storage of forage is critical to the farm’s daily operations. Consequently, he sought to acquire a silage baler to facilitate his silage production efforts.
Inicialmente, era bastante sensible al precio. Sin embargo, después de mantener discusiones en profundidad, revisar nuestras numerosas historias de éxito en el mercado africano y obtener una comprensión detallada de nuestro soporte de piezas de repuesto, la calidad de la máquina y el servicio postventa, finalmente decidió comprar con nosotros. Hizo un pedido de nuestra empacadora-envolvedora totalmente automática Modelo 55-52. ¡Haz clic para leer más detalles!
Configuración principal de esta máquina de hacer fardos de ensilado
Para cumplir con los requisitos específicos de este cliente, hemos equipado esta unidad con un paquete de energía de alto rendimiento:
18-Horsepower Electric-Start Diesel Engine: Powerful and robust, this engine features a one-touch start function, ensuring the equipment can operate autonomously—even in remote pastures lacking grid power coverage.
Integrated Battery Charging System: This critical feature earned high praise from the client, as it ensures the power system remains in optimal operating condition throughout extended periods of continuous operation.
Compact Body Design: With overall dimensions of 2135 × 1350 × 1300 mm and a total weight of 850 kg, the unit strikes a perfect balance between operational stability and flexibility for transport and relocation.
Results and Benefits
Basándonos en las especificaciones técnicas de alto rendimiento de esta máquina de hacer fardos de ensilado, nuestro análisis del Retorno de la Inversión (ROI) disipó eficazmente las preocupaciones iniciales del cliente respecto al precio:
High-Efficiency Production: The Model TZ-55-52 silage bale making machine processes 60 to 65 bales per hour, achieving an impressive output of 5 to 6 tons per hour.
Superior Density: The machine produces bales with a density reaching 450–500 kg/m³, with individual bale weights ranging from 65 to 100 kilograms. This high-density baling technology is crucial for ensuring optimal fermentation of silage and preserving its nutritional value over the long term.
Consumable Cost Savings: The machine features extremely low consumption of plastic netting—requiring only 2.5 kilograms of netting per ton of processed forage—thereby significantly reducing daily operating expenses.
Why choose us as silage baling machine supplier?
El cliente namibio finalmente decidió realizar un pedido con nosotros por varias razones—más allá de las especificaciones técnicas de la máquina—including the following:
Extensive Experience and Case Studies in the African Market: We provided localized success stories from Sudan, Kenya, and South Africa as evidence, convincingly demonstrating that our machines are fully capable of meeting operational demands in harsh environments characterized by high temperatures and heavy dust.
Complimentary High-Quality Spare Parts: We included a set of core consumable parts with the machine delivery. This gesture not only alleviated the client’s concerns regarding potential downtime and repair costs but also significantly enhanced the perceived value of the product.
Exceptional Cost-Performance Ratio: The equipment features a 1.1 to 3 kW wrapping power system and supports three-phase power switching capabilities, allowing it to flexibly adapt to the farm’s existing electrical infrastructure.
Customer feedback
La máquina de hacer fardos de ensilado modelo 55-52 ya está operativa en Namibia.
“Los fardos de alta densidad (550×520mm) facilitan la manipulación y apilamiento con carretilla elevadora. El ensilado almacenado de esta manera exhibe una pérdida mínima de nutrientes, abordando eficazmente la déficit de forraje en la estación seca de la granja. Aunque la inversión inicial parecía considerable, su eficiencia y soporte de accesorios hacen que valga la pena el costo.” — Retroalimentación de nuestro socio en Namibia.
