Plastic mesh Bale Wrap is fast becoming an attractive alternative to twine for the wrapping of round hay bales. This soft white netting has the following advantages when compared to twine:
Reduced Time to Wrap
Only 1-1/2 to 2 revolutions to wrap, means more bales per hour, less wear and tear on equipment, plus a savings in fuel.
Smooth Lay-Flat Bale Surface
The open mesh wrap will force more hay stalks down against the bale surface, resulting in a more weather resistant bale. Without twine "valleys" to collect rain, water penetration and spoilage is reduced by up to 50%. This reduction in spoil will more than pay for the cost of the netting.
Full Width Wrapping
Improved resistance to moisture penetration and less deformation in handling.
Improved Quality of Hay
Depending on the hay, netting improves leaf retention, thus improving the protein content in the hay.
Ideal for Silage Bales
The smooth netting surface saves on the use of stretch film.
When ready to feed, film and netting are removed together, as one unit.
Easy Removal
The netting is easy to cut and remove, with no fear of lost ends and also offers reduced bulk in disposal.
End of Roll Marking
The last 75 meters (246') on the roll of Syfilco Net Wrap will produce an "End of Roll Marking", a coloured warning stripe in the center of the wrapped bale. This is a convenient warning to tell you the roll is almost empty.
Product Sizes available from stock:
• 1.22 meter (48") wide by 2000 meter (6560') Roll
• 1.22 meter (48") wide by 3000 meter (9848') Roll
• 1.62 meter (64") wide by 2134 meter (7000') Roll
All sizes are packaged with 16 rolls per pallet.
All you need is a baler designed to use net wrap and all major baler manufacturers now offer a variety of models. Contact your local equipment dealer for more details.
If you farm, or sell farm supply products in Canada, consider Syfilco Net Wrap. If it's not Syfilco Net Wrap, it's not made in Canada.
For more information or product specifications, please contact Syfilco Ltd.
Last update on this page: April 29, 2009
by Syfilco Ltd.
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