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2026-01-27
Searching for the manufacturer of a specific model, especially suchbaler 110 used– it’s always a quest. Many people immediately go to Alibaba and think that they have found a factory, but in reality it is just another trader. Or they expect that one giant like Lovol or Zoomlion does everything, but in China it is often different: specialized factories can churn out one successful model under different signs for years.
First we need to understand what we are looking for. 110 is usually the working width in cm, bu is clearly a transliteration of bu (bale), that is, bale. This means we are talking about a classic baler with a variable-volume chamber that produces rectangular bales. A model with such parameters is a workhorse for medium-sized farms. Not the smallest, not the biggest. It is in this segment that competition is fierce, and clones are springing up like mushrooms.
I personally encountered this when I was looking for spare parts for a similar device purchased through intermediaries in Kazakhstan. The tag had one name, but in reality the gearbox and braided mechanism turned out to be from another manufacturer. I started to figure it out and called my friends along the chain. It turned out that in Shandong province there are several factories that focus on this weight category. They make so-called white-label machines - a finished product without a brand, which other companies can then order under their own brand.
Therefore, there is often more than one answer to the question of who produces. There is the original developer and node assembler, and there are companies that only sell it under their own name. And this is where the fun begins.
If you look at geography, the lion's share of manufacturers of agricultural machinery of this type is concentrated in Shandong. Around the cities of Weifang, Linyi, Jinan. A whole cluster has formed there: some make frames, others make knitting machines, and others make cardan shafts. Full cooperation.
One of the players who not only trades, but also develops and assembles isShandong Shenyang Mechanical Equipment Co.,Ltd. On their websiteshengyangjxgroup.ruit is clear that they position themselves as a high-tech enterprise. This is important. In their assortment there are models with a working width of about 110 cm. I am not saying that they are the only manufacturers of the desired model, but they are definitely from the very kitchen where such balers are born.
What does high-tech mean in their context? This is not about robotic welders (although there may be those), but rather about an in-house engineering department that can adapt the design to specific requirements - for example, wetter straw or a different type of binding. Many small assembly shops do not have this; they work strictly according to ready-made drawings.
Because the chain is long. Conditional plant A produces the frame and carries out final assembly. He purchases a knitting machine from plant B, and belt drives from plant B. The finished baler can be sold: 1) directly under the brand name of plant A; 2) through a large distributor who will stick his own label; 3) through an export company that will assemble an order from components from different factories.
I had experience communicating with such an export company. They assured that they had their own factory. I arrived at the plant - and this is a spacious workshop where they bring ready-made units and simply bolt them together. The build quality was so-so, there were gaps and oil leaks. But the price is attractive. This is the main trap. A real manufacturer who welds the frame and paints it using his own technology will be more expensive, but the car will also live longer.
By model110 usedI would advise looking for those who show exactly the production process, and not the warehouse of finished equipment. Welding the frame, painting in the chamber, assembling the gearbox - these are the indicators.
The first is documentation. A real manufacturer will provide detailed catalogs of spare parts with numbers, not just general pictures. The second is the unification of nodes. A good sign is if the knitting machine or bearing units are standard, they can be found in other catalogs (for example, from Xiangyang or Guoyu). This will make repairs easier in the future.
Third, and most importantly, is the possibility of customization. Need stronger teeth? Another type of conveyor? Additional protection for belts? If a company is ready to discuss such changes at the order stage and shows examples of previously completed modifications, this is a serious argument in its favor.
By the way, aboutShandong Shenyang Co.,Ltd. Judging by the description of their activities, they are exactly the type who can offer adaptation. Their website in Russian is already a filter that cuts off those who work only for the domestic market. They are aimed at the CIS, which means they probably have experience in delivering to our conditions and understand what frost, dust and imperfect service mean.
A couple of years ago, through friends, we ordered a batch of four balers similar to the 110 used. The supplier was from Hebei, not Shandong. The machines arrived and seemed to be working. But during the first intensive campaign, problems began with the feeding mechanism - the springs were rather weak, the modification was clearly for lighter crops. They began to look for someone who could supply reinforced springs. It turned out that the model was a hybrid, and these components were made by a small factory that had already closed. We had to redo it ourselves.
The conclusion is bitter: it is better to buy from someone who makes the key components themselves and guarantees the supply of spare parts for five to seven years in advance. Or, at a minimum, uses publicly available components.
So now when they ask me aboutbaler 110 used, I always clarify: do you need the cheapest option for the season or a machine that will work for years? For the first, any supplier from Alibaba will do. For the second, you need to dig deeper, look specifically for engineering companies in Shandong, like the mentioned Shenyang or their analogues. Request a video from them from the assembly line, ask for contacts of their clients in the CIS (if you're lucky, they'll give you one). This is more reliable than any certificates.
Ultimately, the manufacturer of this model is not one company. This could be a whole group of enterprises in an industrial cluster. Your task is to find among them not just an assembler, but a responsible partner who will stand behind his equipment. And sometimes it’s worth those extra phone calls and clarifications that help weed out just resellers.
