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Distinguishing between old and new hydraulic balers usually requires comparison in terms of their design features, technical performance, material use and workmanship level. The following are some basis for judgment:

1. Appearance design: New hydraulic balers often adopt a more modern design with smooth lines. The casing may be made of corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant materials, and are usually equipped with user-friendly designs such as anti-slip steps and guardrails.

2. Materials and structure: New models may use more advanced alloy materials or composite materials to improve mechanical strength and durability. At the same time, new balers may be lighter and easier to move.

3. Power system: New balers may be equipped with more efficient motors or engines, which are energy-saving and environmentally friendly, while producing less noise.

4. Control system: Modern balers may use microcomputer control or PLC control systems, making the operation more intelligent and automated. Most of the old balers are manually controlled or semi-automatic.

5. Functional features: The new baler may have more practical functions, such as automatic feeding, automatic bundling, fault diagnosis system, intelligent monitoring, etc.

6. Production efficiency: Due to the application of new technologies, the new model performs better and is more efficient in terms of packaging speed and bale density.

7. Safety: The new baler will have more complete safety design, such as emergency stop button, safety shield, overload protection, etc.

8. Maintenance and service: New models usually come with more detailed user manuals, and manufacturers may provide better after-sales service and spare parts supply.

9. Environmental protection standards: New balers will consider environmental protection requirements when designing, reduce pollution emissions, and comply with the latest environmental regulations.