In 1872, Dedrick of the United States developed a continuous production strapping machine on the basis of Emory, which achieved great success in the United States and the United Kingdom, thus speeding up the pace of production.
Due to the need to continuously improve production capacity, in 1884, a steam pressure bundling machine was developed. After the baler presses the grass into a bale, the user bales the bale, and then automatically ejects the bale.
In 1871, American Walter Wood obtained a patent for a wire tying machine. At that time, this kind of tying machine was excellent, and it was exhibited in the UK.
